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Melanoma

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Common Skin Cancers

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Melanoma

  • Insitu
  • Invasive
  • Metastatic
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Epidermal – insitu Dermis - invasive

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MIS

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Melanoma Insitu

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Melanoma can be BCC like

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MIS

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Breslow 0.55mm

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Melanoma Breslow 2.5 mm

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Nodular Melanoma 3.5 mm

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THANK YOU

November 2013 – Dr Mark Foley

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 Why the delay in UV exposure and

development of skin cancer

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 UV light causes DNA damage  Initial understanding

  • DNA repair or
  • If not able to be repaired -> apoptosis (programmed cell

death).

  • If both fail DNA damage should be reproduced in the next cell

cycle – but if this was true skin cancers would start in early childhood…..

  • In reality DNA damage can take decades to be expressed.

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Response to damaged DNA

 DNA repair  Apoptosis  Senescence

  • Replicative
  • Premature

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Replicative senescence - result of the countdown of an intrinsic mitotic counter. The only known mitotic counter mechanism is telomere shortening. This mechanism seems to be responsible for the induction of replicative senescence in human diploid fibroblasts. Premature senescence - induced by extrinsic factors that can act at any point in a cell's replicative history

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Dermoscopy / Dermatoscopy

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Dermoscopy

Allows visualisation of skin architecture not able to be seen with the naked eye. Dramatically improves ability to diagnose early skin cancer and benign lesions Contact vs Polarising Dermoscopy vs TBP

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T wo important dermoscopic signs for red scaly lesions

 These will improve your pick up rate

dramatically

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Arborising vessels

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Coiled vessels

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BCC SCC insitu

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SCC background

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