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A selection of our popular case studies
A selection of our popular case studies
What's your “go to” here?
This 72 yr old presented with advanced ulcerated SCC on the superior helical rim of the R) ear. It is not mobile over the underlying cartilage. The defect spans 20mm when appropriate margins are drawn. What is your “go to” surgical plan? What other surgical plans would you contemplate at this position? What surgical plan would you disregard?
"This mole has changed Doc. Should I be worried?"
This 40 year old male presented with a mole that has changed shape. Dermatoscope revealed there were chaotic lines with black and grey dots. What could it be?
A large and unusual lesion
This 94 year old man presented with a long lasting lesion, which was treated by various inefficient ointments. Is it large Seb K, a large psoriatic plaque or IEC/SCC?
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