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An image is worth a thousand words Victoria Teoh, Zakir Shariff Department of Plastic Surgery, Bradford Royal Infirmary, Bradford, UK Correspondence to Miss Victoria Teoh, Department of Plastic Surgery, Bradford Royal Infirmary, Bradford, BD9 6RJ, UK; victoriateoh{at}doctors.org.uk Abstract Introduction This case involved a 15-year-old boy, who slipped and impaled his left hand on a wooden beam.
Background: The importance of the use of high quality, medical images for the purposes of identifying skin lesions for surgery and skin cancer monitoring is well recognised and commonly used. Amongst a survey of 152 dermatologists, 99% use medical photography in their practice and 87.5% of them utilise this for documenting skin biopsy sites.Aim: The use of medical photography carries significant legal implications related to patient confidentiality and data protection.
Background: A review of a single centre’s practice, in managing melanoma patients against current guidelines (NICE 2015) for vitamin D levels and cancer follow-up following the release of the revised 8th edition AJCC staging system in 2016 and its implementation in January 2018.Method: 50 new patients from the Melanoma clinic in 2017 were audited retrospectively; 16 were excluded due to lack of clinical information.
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