• DOI:10.1016/S0738-081X(02)00230-4
Corpus ID: 43292276

Dermoscopic-pathologic correlation: an atlas of 15 cases.

@article{Ferrara2002DermoscopicpathologicCA,
  title={Dermoscopic-pathologic correlation: an atlas of 15 cases.},
  author={G. Ferrara and G. Argenziano and H. Soyer and S. Staibano and E. Ruocco and G. de Rosa},
  journal={Clinics in dermatology},
  year={2002},
  volume={20 3},
  pages={
          228-35
        }
}

G. Ferrara, G. Argenziano, +3 authors G. de Rosa

Published 2002

Medicine

Clinics in dermatology

In recent years, dermoscopy has become the conceptual and practical link between clinical and histopathologic examination of any pigmented skin lesion (PSL): in a melanocytic neoplasm (MN) as well as in a nonmelanocytic neoplasm (nMN), dermoscopy may give a great diagnostic aid, inasmuch as it allows the clinicians to visualize structures that would be otherwise not discernible by the naked eye. By definition, dermoscopy is a “skin surface microscopy”—ie, it cannot allow the clinician to detect… CONTINUE READING

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