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Connecting the Dots on those Spots NANDAN V. KAMATH, M.D. VACAVILLE DERMATOLOGY

Sources All of the photos were taken with permission from the Dermnet NZ website - Dermnet New Zealand after communicating with Dr. Amanda Oakley I thank Dr. Oakley for giving me access to photos so that may be used for education purposes

Important Spots / Diagnoses Melanoma Basal cell carcinoma Squamous cell carcinoma Actinic Keratoses Dysplastic nevi

Take Home points PAY Attention to your own body TAKE Responsibility for your health Focus on the BAD stuff and know when to worry EDUCATE yourself Get CHECKED regularly at HOME & at the DERMATOLOGIST

PAY Attention to your own body Know your spots Recognize NEW spots Not all spots that are BAD hurt or bleed or cause symptoms A lot of MELANOMAs do not cause any symptoms they just LOOK FUNNY

TAKE Responsibility for your health Monthly self-checks Avoid tanning booths Avoid sunburns Use sun protection measures

Focus on the BAD stuff Melanoma Squamous cell carcinoma Unusual growths (Merkel Cell, Lymphoma, Metastases)

EDUCATE yourself Knowledge is power You have to learn to take more self responsibility for knowing what to look for and when to seek medical attention Once you start checking yourself regularly, you will have a sense of what is new or changing PREVENTION & EARLY DETECTION is the Key Awareness of serious problems from spots that may not change quickly or seem dangerous

Get CHECKED regularly at HOME & at the DERMATOLOGIST

MALIGNANCIES are increasing Melanoma cases since 1975 SEER 9 Incidence & US Mortality 1975-2010

Benign nevus (Mole) If new or pearly consider early skin cancer (Basal cell)

Benign nevus No ABCDEs (Asymmetry / Border / Color / Diameter / Evolution)

Blue Nevus Consider Melanoma / Tattoo / Combined nevus / Spitz nevus

Halo nevus Can be benign However, marker for increased risk for Melanoma should cause some WORRY in adults

Spitz nevus Looks like Basal cell / Amelanotic melanoma (melanoma WITHOUT color) / Benign nevus

Basal cell carcinoma Pearly / Not healing / Ulcer / Raised growing bump

Basal cell Looks like Fungus / Psoriasis / Squamous cell / Eczema - Rash

Squamous cell carcinoma Can also be Basal cell / Unusual Merkel cell / Draining cyst

Squamous cell lip slight surface change KEY to catch early HIGHER risk of metastases (spread inside body)

Early Squamous cell Looks like Eczema / Psoriasis / Fungus can be there for a long time May NOT hurt or itch

Seborrheic keratoses Look ugly but not bad sometimes MELANOMA can look like these have to know if spot is NEW or CHANGING QUICKLY

Keratoacanthoma version of Squamous cell carcinoma - can LOOK like a cyst / big whitehead / bite but comes QUICKLY and GROWS on sun exposed area

Actinic keratoses Pre cancers Treated with freezing or creams if changing, need to BIOPSY to make sure not skin cancer

Actinic Keratoses Biopsy larger lesions to R/O Squamous cell like one in the middle

Actinic cheilitis Watch closely for Squamous cell development high risk of SPREAD / Metastases

Melanoma with regression again need to LOOK these are often flat and do not hurt or bleed just changing in APPEARANCE / EVOLVING

Nodular Melanoma in a Minimally pigmented Lentigo Maligna Melanoma Look at the BLUISH DOT that is the KEY otherwise not much brown LOOK at the BIG PICTURE

Amelatonic Melanoma NO COLOR MELANOMA this looks pink almost HIDDEN see a tiny bit of color in the middle grey blue area

Nail Melanoma VERY DANGEROUS Often detected late can SPREAD Need to LOOK regularly at NAILS under Nail polish regularly

Lentigo Maligna Melanoma This can sometimes be there for 15 to 20 years just GROWS SLOWLY Will need LARGE SURGERY if detected late

Amelanotic Melanoma NO COLOR MELANOMA Red or Pink KEY is EVOLUTION or CHANGE in shape, size, overall appearance

Lentigo Maligna Melanoma mimicking a Seborrheic Keratosis BAD looking like it is OK Have to be SUSPICIOUS to come in

Actinic Keratosis Pre cancer

Actinic Cheilitis Lip precancer Need to watch very closely

Dysplastic Nevi Higher risk for Melanoma or turning into Melanoma

Dysplastic Nevi Need to biopsy weird ones to make sure it is not Melanoma

Melanoma - ABCDEs fit

Take Home points PAY Attention to your own body TAKE Responsibility for your health Focus on the BAD stuff and know when to worry EDUCATE yourself Get CHECKED regularly at HOME & at the DERMATOLOGIST

PAY Attention to your own body Know your spots Recognize NEW spots Not all spots that are BAD hurt or bleed or cause symptoms A lot of MELANOMAs do not cause any symptoms they just LOOK FUNNY

TAKE Responsibility for your health Monthly self-checks Avoid tanning booths Avoid sunburns Use sun protection measures

Focus on the BAD stuff Melanoma Squamous cell carcinoma Unusual growths (Merkel Cell, Lymphoma, Metastases)

EDUCATE yourself Knowledge is power You have to learn to take more self responsibility for knowing what to look for and when to seek medical attention Once you start checking yourself regularly, you will have a sense of what is new or changing PREVENTION & EARLY DETECTION is the Key Awareness of serious problems from spots that may not change quickly or seem dangerous

Get CHECKED regularly at HOME & at the DERMATOLOGIST

MALIGNANCIES are increasing Skin cancers account for about half of all cancer cases in US Melanoma cases increased to over 76,000 Cases in 2013 Melanoma risk in Caucasians is now about 2% lifetime risk Melanoma cases have risen about 2.8% a year annually Basal cell carcinoma cases increased to about 2.8 million cases in 2013 Squamous cell carcinoma cases increased to about 700,000 cases in 2013 Non-melanoma treatments have risen by 77% between 1992 to 2006 Overall skin cancer risk is estimated at 20% Actinic keratosis affects about 58 million Americans Data from American Cancer Society, the Skin Cancer Foundation, and SEER database

Thank You Nandan V. Kamath, M.D. VACAVILLE Dermatology (707)-446-6969