Dermoscopy andin vivoconfocal microscopy are complementary techniques for diagnosis of difficult amelanotic and light-coloured skin lesions

Pascale Guitera; Scott W. Menzies; Giuseppe Argenziano; Caterina Longo; A. Losi; Martin Drummond; Richard A Scolyer; Giovanni Pellacani

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Dermoscopy andin vivoconfocal microscopy are complementary techniques for diagnosis of difficult amelanotic and light-coloured skin lesions

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Dermoscopy and RCM represent complementary/synergistic methods for diagnosis of amelanotic/light-coloured skin lesions.

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