One of the most confounding characteristics, commonly seen in malignant, but even in benign melanocytic nevi, is represented by the regression phenomenon. The identification of regression, through dermoscopical observation, can be predictive of a tricky histopathological examination. Therefore, this feature should be an alert to a meticulous clinical, dermoscopical and histopathological correla...

The study is an investigation testing the accuracy of deep learning models in detection Monkeypox. disease relatively new and difficult for physicians to detect. Data skins were obtained from Google via web-scraping with Python’s BeautifulSoup, SERP API, requests libraries. images underwent scrutiny by professional determine their validity classification. researcher extracted images’ features u...

Skin lesions are visual clinical manifestations of decompression sickness (DCS). Comprehensive knowledge of skin lesions would give simple but strong clinical evidence to help diagnose DCS. The aim of this study was to systematically depict skin lesions and explore their pathophysiological basis in a swine DCS model. Thirteen Bama swine underwent simulated diving in a hyperbaric animal chamber ...

Automatic skin lesion detection is a key step in computeraided diagnosis (CAD) of Skin cancers, since the accuracy of the subsequent steps in CAD crucially depends on it. In this paper, a novel method of automatic skin lesion segmentation based on texture analysis and supervised learning is proposed. It firstly involve the clustering of training image into homogeneous regions using Mean-shift; ...

The infundibular cyst is a skin lesion typically located on hairy areas that extremely common. In fact, it part of the daily routine any pathology laboratory. Although both dermatologist, surgeon and pathologist are sufficiently familiar with guide each case correctly, sometimes there histological peculiarities justify study lesion. coincidence molluscum contagiosum, highly contagious entity in...

Melanoma Insitu is one of the most earliest perilous forms of skin cancer. These cancerous growths develop when unrepaired DNA damage to skin cells (most often caused by ultraviolet radiation) triggers mutations (genetic defects) that lead the skin cells to multiply rapidly and form malignant tumors. As there is no effective treatment for advanced melanoma, recognizing the lesion at an early st...

Many types of skin cancer exist now-a-days. Melanoma is the type skin cancer which has increases the majority of death rate. The early detection and intervention of melanoma implicate higher changes of cure. Melanoma is detected by shape, size, color and texture of the skin lesion of melanoma in the early days. The existing system used clinical diagnosis for identifying whether it is benign, At...

A 65-year-old Caucasian male presented with a 6x4x3 cm mass on the scrotal skin. The patient admitted that the lesion had been present for about ten years and it increased in size gradually. The past medical history was unremarkable. Physical examination revealed a hyperpigmented, erythematous, polypoid mass hanging from the left scrotal skin with a peduncle. The lesion was soft and nontender t...

We present a case report of a 3.5 mm diameter superficial spreading melanoma on the upper back of a 27-year-old woman, signed out as Clark level 2, Breslow thickness 0.2 mm with regression to 0.45 mm. The patient, with Fitzpatrick type 1 skin and minimal actinic damage, had presented for a routine skin check with no previous history of skin cancers. At the age of 17 she had received chemotherap...

Accurate detection of the borders of skin lesions is a vital first step for computer aided diagnostic systems. This paper presents a novel automatic approach to segmentation of skin lesions that is particularly suitable for analysis of dermoscopic images. Assumptions about the image acquisition, in particular, the approximate location and color, are used to derive an automatic rule to select sm...