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Nevi

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Moles, benign pigmented lesion not caused by any outside catalyst, occurs when cells in the skin grow in a cluster opposed to being spread thruout, often appear in first 3 decades, can be congenital or dysplastic

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ABCDE of melanoma

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Asymmetry border irregular Color more than one Diameter graeter than pencil eraser Evolving or changing

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Seborrheic keratosis

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Most common benign superficial epidermal growth in adults that is common after age 30, can arise on all body surfaces except palms and soles and may be genetically influenced

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Leser trelat sign

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A sudden increase in seborrheic keratosis #’s suggestive of internal malignancy in the body

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Seborrheic keratosis vs nevus

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SK comes after age 30 whiles moles come in first decades of life, SK has a stuck on quality to it while a nevus grows out of the skin

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Seborrheic keratosis treatment

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Often not needed, can be curetted or lightly frozen, but not a good idea to use cryotherapy as this will result in permanent scarring

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Stucco keratoses

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Small white gray seborrheic keratoses that pepper the feet and ankles of older fiar skinned individuals and is harmles

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Actinic keratosis

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Most common lesion with malignant potential to arise in the skin (precancerous), occurs due to overexposure to the sun creating rough or small spots on exposed areas that are raised, crusty and require treatment or else they may lead to squamous cell carcinoma

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Actinic keratosis treatment options (4)

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-cryotherapy -keratolytic creams (salicylic acid) -5 FU cream -biopsy and excision

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Skin tag/acrochordon

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Fleshy papule arising in the axila, neck, groin, or eyelids and often pedunculated with a stalk attaching to skin

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Skin tags can be a marker for this pathology…

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…insulin resistance (type II diabetes)

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Cherry angioma

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Caused by abnormal proliferation of blood vessels coming to the surface of skin resulting in benign red growth

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Pyogenic granuloma

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A benign acquired vascular lesion of the skin 2ndary to skin trauma, lobular and extremely friable

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Pyogenic granuloma treatment

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Excision, electrodessication, curettage and biopys

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Dermatofibroma

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Benign cell proliferation that appears like a wad of scar tissue that dimples down upon pinching, more common in females due to shaving trauma

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Keloid

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Shiny firm overgrowth of scar tissue beyond original scar site, often due to genetic influence and can be itchy or tender, not good to cut off causes scarring and comes back

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Keloid treatment

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Only intralesional steroids will help

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Lipoma

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Collections of fat under the skin with a soft rubbery texture that grows a few cm in diameter and is unknown cause but suspected to be genetic

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Lipoma treatment

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Surgical excision (not covered by insurance completely elective)

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Epidermal inclusion cyst

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Mobile subcutaneous nodule often with overlying punctum that does NOT arise from sebaceous glands, have a foul smelling white discharge, sterile and do not require antibiotics

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Milia

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Tiny epidermoid cyst often on the face and tends to resolve in infancy but may persist if occur in adulthood

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Milia treatment

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Very easy, pierce the surface, express the contents, and dress

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Pilar (trichilemmal) cysts

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Firm, mobile subcutnaous nodules filled with keratin (don’t have discharge) nearly always on the scalp capable of reaching massive size and do not arise from sebaceous glands

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Sebaceous adenoma

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Slow growing tumor often apeparing after age 50 that must be differentiated from basal cell CA, can be differentiated by location of telangiectatic vessels within valleys between hyperplasic sebacous cells opposed to being bunched up randomly like in basal cell CA

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Keratocanthoma

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Benigh common epithelial tumor that rapidly grows and fills with keratin in center over 6 weeks often found in smokers and workers such as linemen due to occupational hazard

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Keratocanthoma treatment (4)

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-cryotherapy -electrodessication -excision and biopsy -Mohs procedure

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Moh’s micrographic surgical procedure

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Involves physician taking tiny shavings off skin from cancer cell site layer by layer until completely removed when measured microscopically to ensure complete excision

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Epidermal inclusion cyst treatment (2)

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-complete excision of sac to prevent refilling -do NOT want to drain except when already abscessed

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What condition is this?

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Seborrheic keratosis

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What condition is this?

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Dermatofibroma

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What condintion is this?

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Lipoma

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What condition is this?

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Keratocantthoma

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