Artur P.

Dr. Z: Tufts Prof, Lahey Dermatopathologist, Dermpedia founder. Expert consultant in Derm/Head/Neck Path.

15 Jul 10:30

It is more a question of risk/probabilities of wrong diagnosis, adequate sampling and the standard of care in the community which has some medicolegal implications. There is no reason to reexcise a completeley removed nevus. However, if there is a small risk that the lesion is a melanoma or it is not adequately sampled a recommendation for a reexcision is a reasonable one. Anatomical context will dictate the margin. 0.3 to 0.5 mm is a reasonable albert unnecessary margin in the buttocs but not on the nose. Watch my lecture on Thining in Bets in Dermpedia.

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15 Jul 06:40

Axel-Could you provide an example please.

Have you seen any of these lesions before?

18 Jun 00:16

Thank you Bill.

02 Jun 11:19

Alex- thank you for being a Senior Member. You should have access to all the Consults and Workshops as well as the non-accredited CME courses. The CME-accredited courses require a separate registration. As a senior Member, you can get a discount for the these Courses. Could you point to the videos that you want but cannot watch please.