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Full-Text Articles in Dermatology
Sun Protection Intervention For Urban Youth, Erika Polanco, Jordan Tall, Erin Caris, Arjun Muralidharan, Michael Escobar, Sofia Howson, Jason Liu, Alyssa Goodwin, Steven Daveluy
Sun Protection Intervention For Urban Youth, Erika Polanco, Jordan Tall, Erin Caris, Arjun Muralidharan, Michael Escobar, Sofia Howson, Jason Liu, Alyssa Goodwin, Steven Daveluy
Medical Student Research Symposium
Introduction:
Skin cancer is less prevalent in persons with darker skin color compared to those with light skin, but contrarily is associated with greater mortality rates. Experts agree this is primarily due to late detection. Challenges in early detection include low public awareness, uncommon presentation, lower index of suspicion among health care providers, and decreased access to specialty care. To address some of these barriers, we designed a survey-based study to discover current beliefs, perceptions, and attitudes of urban youth towards sun protection before and after an educational intervention.
Methods:
In 2022, 17 children living in metro Detroit …
Monkeypox Outbreak In The Age Of Covid-19: A New Global Health Emergency, Rahim Hirani, Dawood Rashid, Joshua Lewis, Rasheed Hosein-Woodley, Ali Issani
Monkeypox Outbreak In The Age Of Covid-19: A New Global Health Emergency, Rahim Hirani, Dawood Rashid, Joshua Lewis, Rasheed Hosein-Woodley, Ali Issani
Department of Emergency Medicine
No abstract provided.
Finding The Right Scope: Dermoscopy For Primary Care, Peggy Cyr, Elizabeth Seiverling
Finding The Right Scope: Dermoscopy For Primary Care, Peggy Cyr, Elizabeth Seiverling
Maine Medical Center
Background
• Primary care physicians (PCPs) frequently address skin concerns and perform clinical skin examinations1
• For PCPs, the use of dermoscopy has been shown to increase the sensitivity for skin cancer diagnosis compared to unassisted examinations2,3
• Prior to this study, no formal consensus existed on the fundamental knowledge and skills that PCPs should have with respect to dermoscopy
Objectives
• To develop an expert opinion consensus statement on 2 proficiency standards for PCPs using dermoscopy
Impact Of Dermoscopy Training For Pcps On Nnb To Detect Melanoma, Madeline Prentiss, Kathryn Stevens, Henry Stoddard, Peggy Cyr, Laura Houk, Hadjh Ahrns, Elizabeth Seiverling
Impact Of Dermoscopy Training For Pcps On Nnb To Detect Melanoma, Madeline Prentiss, Kathryn Stevens, Henry Stoddard, Peggy Cyr, Laura Houk, Hadjh Ahrns, Elizabeth Seiverling
Maine Medical Center
The goal of this project was to analyze the impact of dermoscopy training on the number of melanocytic nevi needed to biopsy (NNB) to detect a melanoma in the primary care setting .
Pediatric Dermatology Econsult Program With Dermoscopy: Sub Analysis Of Infantile Hemangiomas, Peggy R. Cyr, Madeline Prentiss, Hadjh Ahrns, Abby Markham, Elizabeth V Seiverling
Pediatric Dermatology Econsult Program With Dermoscopy: Sub Analysis Of Infantile Hemangiomas, Peggy R. Cyr, Madeline Prentiss, Hadjh Ahrns, Abby Markham, Elizabeth V Seiverling
Maine Medical Center
Here we present an analysis of pediatric dermatology eConsults with emphasis on dermoscopy utilization and the impact on eConsult on infantile hemangiomas (IH) management.
Mapping Melanoma Risk And Locating High-Need Regions For Dermoscopy And Skin Biopsy Training, Calla Hladky, Madeline Prentiss, Henry Stoddard, Kathryn Stevens, Elizabeth Seiverling, Peg Cyr
Mapping Melanoma Risk And Locating High-Need Regions For Dermoscopy And Skin Biopsy Training, Calla Hladky, Madeline Prentiss, Henry Stoddard, Kathryn Stevens, Elizabeth Seiverling, Peg Cyr
Maine Medical Center
Background- Dermoscopy and skin biopsy trainings have been shown to help improve PCPs’ knowledge of and confidence in detecting skin cancer. The goal of this project was to determine where to focus training efforts in order to maximize our impact and reach regions that face the highest burden of melanoma in the state.