Check out this 🆓 lecture on thinking in terms of probability about management of melanocytic lesions. You will love it https://dermpedia.org/programs/decoding-dermpath-for-pcps-thinking-in-bets-melanocytic-lesions1bed20
Check out this 🆓 lecture on thinking in terms of probability about management of melanocytic lesions. You will love it https://dermpedia.org/programs/decoding-dermpath-for-pcps-thinking-in-bets-melanocytic-lesions1bed20
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Not sure if this is the right place for this, however, for the low-grade apocrine adenocarcinoma consult case, I thought of secretory carcinoma. Probably doesn’t matter that much, as treatment would be the same. Still, I wanted to share the thought and wonder what your take is on this consideration.
This is to let you know that the paper based on the cases we discussed with Dr. Pedram Gerami during the 2025 Dermpedia Course on Genetic Pathological Correlations is published. The link to this paper is https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/cup.70049 . Dr. Gerami and I discuss all these case during our Course. It is amazing opportunity to learn about these fascinating lesions.
Within the next few weeks, we will be updating the Dermpedia website to make it more mobile friendly. A part of the effort includes buiding Dermpedia Apps which will be avialable on the Apple and Google webstores. Stay tuned.
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