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BACKGROUND
There is a need for better standardization of the dermoscopic terminology in assessing pigmented skin lesions.
OBJECTIVE
The virtual Consensus Net Meeting on Dermoscopy was organized to… Expand
OBJECTIVE
To achieve a clinicopathologic classification of Spitz nevi by comparing their clinical, dermoscopic, and histopathologic features.
DESIGN
Eighty-three cases were independently reviewed… Expand
OBJECTIVES
To use a digital dermoscopy analyzer with a series of "borderline" pigmentary skin lesions (ie, clinically atypical nevi and early melanoma) to find correlation between the studied… Expand
Since advanced melanoma remains practically incurable, early detection is an important step toward a reduction in mortality. High expectations are entertained for a technique known as dermoscopy or… Expand
Noninvasive diagnostic methods such as dermoscopy or epiluminescence light microscopy have been developed in an attempt to improve diagnostic accuracy of pigmented skin lesions. The evaluation of the… Expand
Background: Differential diagnosis of melanoma from melanocytic nevi is often not straightforward. Thus, a growing interest has developed in the last decade in the automated analysis of digitized… Expand
OBJECTIVE
Various cutaneous manifestations have been described (xerosis, eyelid dermatitis, angular cheilitis, cutaneous vasculitis and annular erythema) in Sjögren's syndrome (SS), but so far only… Expand
BACKGROUND
To date, much confusion exists about the biological significance of dysplastic naevi and about the relationship between melanocytic dysplasia and clinical atypia.
OBJECTIVES
To use a… Expand
IEEE International Symposium on Medical…
Three scoring systems were considered and described for dermatological applications in which malignant and benign skin lesions have to be recognized: two models are derived from logistic regression… Expand