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Basal Cell Carcinoma
Basal Cell Carcinoma
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Video Summary
The video discusses the characteristics of Bézacer carcinoma and how it differs from healthy skin in OCT imaging. It explains the criteria for diagnosing different subtypes of Bézacer carcinoma, such as nodular, superficial, and fibrosing. The use of OCT in diagnosing Bézacer carcinoma is highlighted, with a sensitivity of 95% and specificity of 75%. The importance of integrating dermoscopy and OCT for accurate diagnosis is emphasized, showing how each method complements the other. Differential diagnoses, such as hemangioma, psoriasis, and sebaceous hyperplasia, are also discussed with corresponding OCT images. The video concludes with a summary of BCC criteria and a reminder to compare findings with healthy skin for accurate diagnosis.
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Sandra Schuh MD, M.Sc., FEBDV
Keywords
Bézacer carcinoma
OCT imaging
diagnosis criteria
dermoscopy
differential diagnoses
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