Titlebook: Dermoscopy - Histopathology Correlation; A Conspectus in the Balachandra Suryakant Ankad,Samipa Samir Mukherjee Book 2021 Springer Nature

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Melanocytic Nevus and Nevoid Disorders,pes I, II, and III. However, role of dermoscopy in melanocytic nevus in skin types IV, V and VI is under-reported. Dermoscopy assists in the early recognition of malignant transformation in nevus. Here, authors describe the dermoscopic features in various types of melanocytic nevi and in nevoid dise

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Granulomatous Diseases, formation. The common dermoscopic features of granulomatous diseases are yellowish-orange globular structures and telangiectatic vessels. Yellowish-orange areas on dermoscopy represents underlying dermal granulomas and telangiectasia are due to dilated dermal vessels. Despite overlapping dermoscopi

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Hyperpigmentary Disorders, in the patients when lesions are present on the face. Diagnosis is challenging when they present with overlap with other pigmentary disease. The utility of dermoscopy in diagnosis and differentiation of hyperpigmented lesions is being evolved in the recent past. Dermoscopy demonstrate characteristi

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Infective Diseases,using scenario exists in the clinical practice. Thus skin infection mandate investigations for diagnosis. Dermoscopy is a rapidly evolving science in analysis of skin infections. In this chapter authors highlight the dermoscopic patterns in different bacterial, viral, parasitic and fungal infections