Case posted by Dr Maraya Bittencourt
Case DO052: Men, 42 years old, pigmented lesion in the back, unknown time of evolution.
Clark nevus? Melanoma?
UPDATED... Case Video of the Week - WATCH AND LEARN...
This week's video is a FIFTEENTH in a series of wonderful case videos presented by the incomparable Dr Jag Bhawan. Originally enjoyed at the well received Miami Understanding Dermatopathology Course from June 2015.
All I can say is WATCH AND LEARN...
To celebrate the genius that is Jag Bhawan and to make viewing of his cases even more convenient we have a special 'members-only' page with Jag's Case Videos available in one easy to access location.
Jag Bhawan, MD, received his MD degree from Maulana Azad Medical College and a doctorate degree in Pathology from the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India. Trained in Pathology and Dermatopathology at St Vincent Hospital in Worcester, MA prior to joining the University of Massachusetts Medical School as the head of Dermatopathology and Assistant Professor of Pathology. He has published over 200 original articles, written several book chapters and co-authored an interactive dermatopathology atlas on CD-ROM. Jag Bhawan serves on the editorial board of the American Journal of Dermatopathology and is a trustee of the Dermatology Foundation.
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Crash Course in Dermatopathology - Courtesy of OxbridgeMedica.com
If you are a full member you now have 'EXCLUSIVE' access to view the great HD video recordings from the highly respected 'Crash Course in Dermatopathology' which is held in London every September.
Doctors Iskander Chaudhry and Abbie Pugh present this unmissible course.
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Welcome to our new Editor-in-Chief Dr Uma Sundram
Uma Sundram, MD, PhD, received her MD and PhD degrees from Stanford University in Stanford, CA, in 1999, as a Fairchild Scholar. She completed her residency in Anatomic Pathology and fellowship in Surgical Pathology at Stanford, counting among her mentors Drs. Richard Kempson, Ronald Dorfman, and Roger Warnke. She then completed her dermatopathology fellowship with the late Dr. Sabine Kohler, who was her colleague and mentor until 2008. Dr. Sundram served several leadership roles at Stanford, including interim Medical Director and Fellowship Program Director. She left Stanford in early 2015 to join Associated Pathology Medical Group in Los Gatos, CA. In October 2015 she moved with her family to the metro Detroit area and is now Clinical Professor of Pathology at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine and an attending Dermatopathologist at Beaumont Health Systems in Royal Oak, MI. Dr. Sundram has published over 50 peer reviewed articles, written several book chapters, and serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Cutaneous Pathology.