Types of lesions - Flat/nodular, pigmented/non-pigmented

Name: Types of lesions - Flat/nodular, pigmented/non-pigmented
Brand: HealthCert Education
SKU: SHOP-D5DER
Price: 195.00 AUD
Availability: InStock

"Types of Lesions (Flat/Nodular, Pigmented/Non-Pigmented)" is a detailed course designed for healthcare professionals to enhance their skills in dermoscopy. This program explores the identification and differentiation of flat and nodular, pigmented and non-pigmented lesions, including early melanomas. Through comprehensive dermoscopic analysis, case discussions, and expert guidance, participants will learn to recognise key dermoscopic features, improve diagnostic accuracy, and make informed clinical decisions for skin lesion management.

$195

FLEXIBLE TIMING

100% ONLINE

accredited COURSE

EXPERT INSTRUCTOR

Types of Lesions (Flat/Nodular, Pigmented/Non-Pigmented) is a focused course that provides a deep dive into the practical application of dermoscopy in evaluating skin lesions.

The course begins with an overview of the four main melanoma subtypes—lentigo maligna, superficial spreading, acral lentiginous, and nodular melanomas—emphasising their distinct histopathological and dermoscopic presentations. The focus then shifts to flat and nodular lesion types, exploring both pigmented and non-pigmented variations.

Real-world cases, are integrated into the learning, allowing participants to apply theoretical knowledge to clinical scenarios.

Participants will gain the confidence and skills to improve early detection of melanomas and other skin lesions, ensuring better patient outcomes.

CPD Hours:

Education hours: 4.0
Reviewing performance hours: 6.0
Measuring outcome hours: 0.0

Accreditations:

Royal Australian College of General Practice (RACGP) #407922

Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) #28543

Study Mode:

100% online

Study duration:

10.0 hrs self-paced

Dr Elvira Moscarella

This course is presented by Dr Elvira Moscarella: MD.

She is a dermatologist at the University Of Campania, in Naples, Italy. She acquired her medical degree in 2005 at the Second University of Naples before completing her residency in dermatology and venereology at the University’s Department of Dermatology. In 2008, Elvira undertook further education in dermoscopy and confocal microscopy. She is vice president of the International Society of teledermatology, a board member of the a member of theInternational Dermoscopy Society, and member of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology. Elvira’s main interests are in dermoscopy and reflectance confocal microscopy, and their use in skin cancer medicine.

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