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09:34 Pigmented lesion? What to do next. Pigmented lesion? What to do next.	Pigmented lesion? What to do next. How do you approach clinically the patient with a suspicious pigmented lesion? What types of pathology must you consider, and when and how do you carry out surgery. emotion hemoglobin skincancer main pigments malema citic separate keratosis pigmented lesion cutaneous conditions skin morphology patient pathology medical terminology melanoma question emotions color oral pathology monocytes breslow thickness medicine citic pigmentation skin anatomy lesion local excision dermatology vascular diagnostic pressure dermatologic terminology millimeter margin melanin breslow thickness determines pigment malana citic benign lesion predictor hemoglobins effects From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 71 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created February 18th, 2016

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Pigmented lesion? What to do next.

How do you approach clinically the patient with a suspicious pigmented lesion? What types of pathology must you consider, and when and how do you carry out surgery.

From Jonathan Rees 0 likes 71 plays 0

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Jonathan Rees

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English

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February 18th, 2016

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