Christin Pelzer
From dermoscopy

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Christin Pelzer
My Courses and Certificates
13th International Dermoscopy course
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Subscription Video Confirmation Mins Date Course 13 Basal cell carcinoma Video "Basal cell carcinoma" - Confirmation 45 2021-02-28 Course 13 Dermatofibroma Video "Dermatofibroma" - Confirmation 15 2021-02-11 Course 13 Dermoscopy criteria with histopathological correlation Video "Dermoscopy criteria with histopathological correlation" - Confirmation 75 2021-02-01 Course 13 Intradermal nevi Video "Intradermal nevi" - Confirmation 20 2021-02-11 Course 13 Introduction to the new 2 step algorithm Video "Introduction to the new 2 step algorithm" - Confirmation 35 2021-02-04 Course 13 Nevi Video "Nevi" - Confirmation 40 2021-02-16 Course 13 Other non melanocytic lesions (Angioma Video "Other non melanocytic lesions (Angioma " - Confirmation 20 2021-02-17 Course 13 Seborrheic keratoses Video "Seborrheic keratoses" - Confirmation 45 2021-02-17 -
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Christin Pelzer has rated the following video(s) of course 13 (→ export to CSV):
Subscription Video Rating Score Comment Date Course 13 Basal cell carcinoma Video "Basal cell carcinoma" - Review 4 i little bit confusing at times 2021-02-28 Course 13 Dermatofibroma Video "Dermatofibroma" - Review 5 2021-02-11 Course 13 Dermoscopy criteria with histopathological correlation Video "Dermoscopy criteria with histopathological correlation" - Review 5 Where is the 6th star? This was amazing! Thank you so much! 2021-02-11 Course 13 Intradermal nevi Video "Intradermal nevi" - Review 4 2021-02-11 Course 13 Introduction to the new 2 step algorithm Video "Introduction to the new 2 step algorithm" - Review 4 2021-02-11 Course 13 Nevi Video "Nevi" - Review 4 2021-02-17 Course 13 Other non melanocytic lesions (Angioma Video "Other non melanocytic lesions (Angioma " - Review 5 2021-02-17 Course 13 Seborrheic keratoses Video "Seborrheic keratoses" - Review 5 2021-02-17
The examination of skin [lesions] with a 'dermatoscope'. This traditionally consists of a magnifier (typically x10), a non-polarised light source, a transparent plate and a liquid medium between the instrument and the skin, and allows inspection of skin lesions unobstructed by skin surface reflections. Modern dermatoscopes dispense with the use of liquid medium and instead use polarised light to cancel out skin surface reflections.
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