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Sequential digital dermatoscopic imaging of patients with multiple atypical nevi.
Dermatology Practical & Conceptual 2018 July
Patients with multiple atypical nevi are at higher risk of developing melanoma. Among different techniques, sequential digital dermatoscopic imaging (SDDI) is a state-of-the art method to enhance diagnostic accuracy in evaluating pigmented skin lesions. It relies on analyzing digital dermatoscopic images of a lesion over time to find specific dynamic criteria inferring biologic behavior. SDDI can reduce the number of necessary excisions and finds melanomas in an early-and potentially curable-stage, but precautions in selecting patients and lesions have to be met to reach those goals.
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