Good Friday
Skin Cancer College Australasia
by Jeremy Hay
2h ago
We traditionally do not have a post on Good Friday.   Whatever cultural or religious background your family comes from, I exhort you to put on some good music and contemplate some of the mystery of life.   Is that sun rising or setting?  A beginning or an end?  Or is that completely the wrong question?   Music today come from the Christian tradition but mystery is at its heart.  Crank it up as loud as your speakers can manage without distorting. The post Good Friday appeared first on Skin Cancer College Australasia ..read more
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Giving The Finger
Skin Cancer College Australasia
by Graeme Siggs
2h ago
One case today. 66M with this lesion of the R. middle subungal fingertip of indeterminate duration noted incidentally at full skin check. Macro and two dermoscopy images shown.  Of note there was a plane wart on the middle phalanx of the adjoining R. index finger (not imaged). Questions: Differential diagnosis? Management plan? Excisional biopsy     Reference: Barone et al. 2023 – Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Situ of the Nail Unit – Current Evidence and Recommendations for Patient Centered Treatment The post Giving The Finger appeared first on Skin Cancer College Austra ..read more
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Tuesday Trio March
Skin Cancer College Australasia
by Dr Ian McColl
4d ago
I have 3 cases as usual today. I will put up histology for all three at lunch time which will obviously help.   Case 1 60 years old female with this lesion on her leg. She said it had been present for at least 2 years and had not changed.   Case 2 Young woman with a 6 week history of a lesion on the elbow. Case 3  Elderly lady with this pigmented lesion on her back. What do you think? Benign or malignant? If biopsying excisional, incisional or shave? The post Tuesday Trio March appeared first on Skin Cancer College Australasia ..read more
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An arm and a leg
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by Simon Hosking
4d ago
thats right bloggers and lurkers    firstly  a    pigmented  lesion on a fellows arm      ….he is  67  and has had numerous  keratinocytic skin cancers    , but no melanomas      so …case 1    im  gonna   share a secret…but dont tell anyone    …i  didnt know   for sure what this lesion  was ….so what do  bloggers think  ? and the dermoscopy   so what do you think it is   ,and to help   here are some slides  ..read more
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Lucky or unlucky ?
Skin Cancer College Australasia
by Jy Gourhant
6d ago
Two lesions in the same 50 years old patient. Fifteen years ago, he had a surgery for a fibrosarcoma on his shoulder. At his last visit, I noticed this small hard lesion, on the edge of the excision scar                                                 Case 2. Same patients. I noticed this slightly darkened nail while he was putting off his clothes                                   &nbs ..read more
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Tragus Trouble
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by Con Pappas
1w ago
Here’s a quick intermediate type case we all get at times. This 62 yr old man presented with this BCC on the tragus. What your solution for this defect? Send your surgical markout to me  cd.pappas.con@gmail.com . As usual I will post my solution at the end of the session. OPTIONS Rhomboid flap is a good repair positioned to take advantage of the laxity of the preauricular cheek with the angle of the flap divided by RSTL’s. It is most tissue conserving.  Another rhombic transposition flap positioned in a different manner . The angle of the flap is still bisected by RSTL’s Burows ..read more
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The Black Spot
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by Graham Chaffey
1w ago
Two similar lesions presenting as black spots and biopsied because of an ongoing history of growth.  One’s common and one’s rare.  A 76 year old woman was concerned about this black spot which continued growing since she first noticed it, now a firm 3mm papule.  The next day a 78 year old woman came to see me because of this 4mm growing black spot on her arm.  There was raised, transparent, non pigmented skin with the wobble sign overlying it.  And not a black spot this lesion was growing and tender for 3 weeks on a 79 year old woman’s ankle.  She reported th ..read more
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A mixed bag
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by Tarun Yamdagni
1w ago
Welcome to my first solo blog post – keeping it short and sweet today. We’ve got three fascinating cases lined up I am presenting 2 dermoscopy/Histology cases and 1 surgical case. For the Dermoscopy/Histology case feel free to describe the features or you may decide to just mention your diagnosis. For the surgical case please send me your markups at: tarun_yamdagni@hotmail.com  Stay tuned for the big reveal, coming at around 1pm AWST Case 1 left forearm lesion clinical left arm dermoscopy Histology histo close up                   &nbs ..read more
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Dermoscopy & Histology
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by Chris Wetherall
1w ago
Today we have some histological slides, and a video description of the slides courtesy of Ian Katz, to go along with the dermoscopy images.   I found this flat pink lesion on the upper arm of a regular patient of mine. He has got a strong history of BCCs, but no melanomas or SCCs or other malignancies. What do you think of the dermoscopy? Have a look and make some comments. Then look at the slides and have another think and make some comments, before finally looking at the video. I’m occupied all day Monday with training commitments, and will jump back into the blog late on Monday.   ..read more
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Face 2 face
Skin Cancer College Australasia
by Mohamed Elsaid
2w ago
Hello all Today, I am presenting an 83 Y O male who has a history of multiple NMSCs but his general health is reasonable good. He has these two SCCs on his face (R zygoma and R Temple). How would you deal with these ? and if you surgically manage them, what would your plan be? Please send your mark up to: mrtero24@yahoo.com UPDATE 1: I actually entertained the fact that everyone assumed, and Hooman actually voiced, that I have done both lesions in one session Albeit possible, it is very complicated, and since the patient had no issues with doing them separately, I have actually done them in ..read more
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