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Skin Analysis

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Identify lesion types: mole, BCC, SCC, or melanoma

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Identify lesion types: mole, BCC, SCC, or melanoma

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Lesion 3: scaly, crusted, warty patch with irregular margins on sun-exposed skin.

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What type of lesion is pictured?

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What type of lesion is pictured?

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Lesion 1: flat, uniform color, smooth border, common on sun-exposed skin.

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Lesion 2: pearly nodule with telangiectasia, pink-white color, rolled border.

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What type of lesion is pictured?

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Lesion 4: irregular, multicolored pigmented lesion with asymmetry.

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What type of lesion is pictured?

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Lesion 5: small, smooth, dome-shaped pink or flesh-colored nodule, may be translucent.

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Lesion 6: ulcerated or crusted lesion with indurated base, often on lip or ear.

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Lesion 7: flat, pigmented lesion with variegated color and irregular border.

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What type of lesion is pictured?

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Lesion 8: small, smooth, symmetrical brown lesion with regular border.

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Lesion 9: lesion that recently changed in size/color or began bleeding.

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Lesion 10: scaly plaque with rough surface, may be ulcerated, on sun-exposed skin.

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Lesion 11: translucent, pearly border with a central crater or ulcer.

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What type of lesion is pictured?

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Lesion 12: dark, irregular lesion with asymmetry and halo of redness around.

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SCC often presents as a scaly or crusted red patch that can bleed.

Likely a benign nevus (mole). Melanoma or non-melanoma cancers usually show asymmetry, color variation, or evolving borders.

Classic BCC appearance: pearly border and telangiectasia.

Asymmetry and color variegation raise suspicion for melanoma.

Nodular BCC commonly appears as a pearly pink bump.

Ulceration and induration suggest SCC.

Border irregularity and color variation hint melanoma.

Typical benign mole morphology.

Evolution or bleeding are warning signs for melanoma or other cancers.

Scaly, crusted plaque suggests SCC.

Central crater with rolled border typical of BCC.

Dark, irregular, evolving lesion raises melanoma concern.

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