best explanation ever, Σας ευχαριστώ πολύ, Dr Aimilios

Thank you very much

What an excellent and succinct explanation. Thank you!

Excellent! Tank you so much /Sweden

Eat A LOT of mini sweep peppers, especially red. FULL of vitamin C. Eat them like apples. No food in a box. Broccoli and chicken.

I would like to thank my mentor and former president of the IDS, Prof. I. Zalaudek for her kind help to prepare this presentation. In fact many images featured were kindly provided by her. Enjoy the webcast!

Is it a kind of cancer

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Wonderfully explained sir

Well explained. And thank you

Excellent presentation!

Very clear explanation, thanks

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No wonder it is called the “great mimicker”.

Very helpful, thank you for sharing

Non polarized dermoscopy also returns light from deeper scattering events. The main difference is that superficial scatterings are partially deleted with cross polarization.

V informative thankssssssssssss i'll search for all your videos to watch them

HLA marker's know ? It's inmunoativatec ?

Porokeratosis treatment

Thanks a lot .... v informative

thank you so much!

I have a single white spot on my lower lip my dermatologist said it was cancer I went to cancer specialist he said it wasn’t. I’m confused now..

Excellent video. I am a final year trainee in General Practice (Family Medicine Residency). This was really well explained. Thank you!

Thank you😊

Amazing lecturer ❤

Does Seborrhic Dermatitis has red dots?

Does napkin psora has same pattern?

Thank you

That thumbnail? 2 hats? Please explain, Dr M

I'm not convinced by Dermoscopy.

Thanks a lot.

RMC is really a substitute for Histopathology who I hate ?

Re: Discoid Lupus: Is it possible that late biopsy (1 to 2 years after onset) could show all or most of what you discussed, but not display in the pathologist’s exam of the sample, any correlation to autoimmune? I’ve had four weak-positive ANA results (140 score, other autoimmune tests normal, MANY signs and symptoms), and my skin has been diagnosed as “Inflammatory Hyperkeratotic Dermatitis”, however, I was misdiagnosed as “Acne Excoriee” for a year, despite my insistence that was not that case, and could not get anyone to provide a biopsy as requested. I’ve now had two biopsies; one at the one year mark from date of onset, and one at the 1 yr 9 mos mark, neither showed autoimmune related, however, this issue occurred during a three month span when my body suddenly broke down in various ways (skin stopped healing, swelling, diagnosed with osteoarthritis in three areas, face became spotted in the follicles as the video mentioned, then I woke up with a swollen face, that became open lesions a day later, and remain two years later). I know there’s more to this, and I’m seeing yet another specialist later this month, but I need to ask anyone who may have insight, anywhere in the country or world at this point. Thank you. ❤️💛💙

Thanks

This was informative.

so informative

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Thank you. Very helpful. I think I'll be a bit more confident in using more conservative management in lower risk locations and patients thanks to this. Could do with more volume - quite hard to hear.

Thanks, Dr. Papageorgio.

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What does the shiny white structures correspond to histologically?

Great content, Elisabeth. I just would have liked to hear it all properly.

Thanks for that video!

Thank you Dr for excellent presentation!

Amazon video! Thanks for the excellent explanation!

Thank you for this informative explanation.

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Sadly, the sound no longer seems to be working?

Excellent presentation