Terminología básica en dermatoscopia
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Terminología, Dermatoscopia, Estructuras anatómicasResumen
El dermatoscopio es un instrumento de ayuda diagnóstica en dermatología, de bajo costo, fácil aplicación, no invasivo y valioso porque ayuda a aumentar el acierto diagnóstico, diferenciar lesiones pigmentadas melanocíticas de no melanocíticas, lesiones pigmentadas benignas de malignas, diagnóstico temprano de melanoma maligno, puede evitar biopsias sin pretender reemplazar estas en personas de alto riesgo o en sitios donde no se disponga de laboratorio dermatopatológico; también facilita direccionar la toma de biopsias en lesiones extensas o confusas clínicamente. Se requiere desde luego de un entrenamiento adecuado y de convertir este instrumento en recurso habitual lo cual aumentará la experiencia personal y por ende los aciertos diagnósticos.
Biografía del autor/a
César lván Varela Hernández, Universidad del Valle
Profesor Ad-Honorem Servicio de Dermatología. Facultad de Salud, Universidad del Valle, Cali.
Danielle Alencar Ponte de Varela, Hospital Universitario del Valle "Evaristo García"
Dermatóloga. Servicio Médico Universidad del Valle. Hospital Universitario del Valle "Evaristo García", Cali.
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