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Dermoscopy for melanocytic nevi

Description

This course consists of one comprehensive unit that focuses on the classification and dermoscopic patterns of melanocytic nevi. Participants will learn to identify different patterns, such as reticular, globular, cobblestone, and multicomponent patterns. The course explains how to differentiate benign congenital nevi from suspicious lesions and assess the risk of melanoma development. Special dermoscopic features, such as pigmentation distribution, perifollicular changes, and hypertrichosis, are discussed, with detailed examples provided to aid in practical diagnosis.

This course equips healthcare providers with the tools to accurately assess and manage melanocytic nevi using dermoscopy, enhancing patient outcomes in skin cancer detection and prevention.


Learning Outcomes

  1. Distinguish the features of melanocytic naevi
  2. Detect melanocytic naevi and carry out appropriate action
  3. Judge dermoscopic patterns of melanoma
  4. Detect and diagnose dermoscopic structures for naevi or melanoma.

Details

Cost: $195

Suitable for: All degree qualified medical practitioners.

Study mode: 100% online

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CPD Activity Details
Provider
Domain
Educational Activities
Type
General Learning
Activity
Course / module
CPD Hours
9h : 30m
Topic
General Practice and Primary Care, Other
Audience
Medical practitioners
Applicable CAPE Aspects
Professionalism
Effective Year

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