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Clinical Challenge: Growth on Scalp

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By Stephen Schleicher
| Monthly Prescribing Reference Verified
Case Study: Explanation: A 68-year-old man is referred for evaluation of a scalp lesion that was first noted several weeks ago and has been gradually enlarging in size. The lesion bleeds when traumatized by combing. He has fair skin and admits to ample past sun exposure. A year ago, several actinic keratoses on his hands were treated cryosurgically. Examination reveals a 1.8cm firm, slightly erythematous nodule. Cervical lymph nodes are nonpalpable.
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DermDx: Growth on Scalp

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By Stephen Schleicher, Anjalee Singh
| The Clinical Advisor Verified
Case Study: Explanation: A 68-year-old man is referred for evaluation of a scalp lesion that was first noted several weeks ago and has been gradually enlarging in size. The lesion bleeds when traumatized by combing. He has fair skin and admits to ample past sun exposure. A year ago, several actinic keratoses on his hands were treated cryosurgically. Examination reveals a 1.8 cm firm, slightly erythematous nodule. Cervical lymph nodes are nonpalpable. Want to see more cases?
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Where Have You Gone? — Major Spoilers — Comic Book Reviews, News, Previews, and Podcasts

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By Stephen Schleicher
| Major Spoilers
I bet you’re wondering why MajorSpoilers.com hasn’t been updated in the last few weeks. The short version: we’re no longer hosting the site with our current hosting provider, and we’re moving our day-to-day publishing over to MajorSpoilers.Substack.com. That’s where you’ll find our new posts going forward—podcasts, reviews, opinions, and the rest of our usual nonsense. The best way to make sure you don’t miss anything is to sign up for the FREE Major Spoilers newsletter.
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