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Color Atlas of Dermoscopy

Edited Book
Publication Date:
2020
Short description:
Color Atlas of Dermoscopy / Argenziano, G., Moscarella, E., Piccolo, V., Agozzino, M., Longo, C., Pellacani, G.. - (2020).
abstract:
A trip to the dermatologist’s office on a regular basis is always useful. Should we notice one of our moles changing its appearance, for example, we’d better have it checked. Don’t be afraid. Dermatologists have now a reliable, non-invasive method at their disposal: DERMOSCOPY. Dermoscopy has been defined the millennium method, since it is fast, easy to apply and convenient. There is also a hint of oriental wisdom at the basis of Dermoscopy. According to traditional oriental medicine, a good doctor should be able to make a diagnosis even just looking at the patient. Indeed, the careful and methodical observation, with the help of a dermatoscope (a simple optical lens) of skin lesions, has allowed dermatologists to discover many new models of pigmented and-non pigmented lesions and today Dermoscopy represents the standard for the diagnosis of melanoma and skin tumors in general diagnosis of lesions and skin cancers.
Iris type:
Curatela
List of contributors:
Argenziano, G.; Moscarella, E.; Piccolo, V.; Agozzino, M.; Longo, C.; Pellacani, G.
Authors of the University:
LONGO Caterina
Handle:
https://iris.unimore.it/handle/11380/1251097
Full Text:
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