Skin Cancer

This case series describes the clinicopathologic features of and identifies factors associated with aggressive squamous cell carcinoma in solid organ transplant recipients.

This case report describes the early diagnosis of skin melanoma metastasis by means of dermoscopy and confocal microscopy.

This case report describes an occurrence of herpetic whitlow following inadvertent inoculation with melanoma viral therapy

This multicenter cohort study examines the outcomes and risk for the development of subsequent cutaneous melanoma in moderately dysplastic nevi excisionally biopsied without residual clinical pigmentation but with positive histologic margins, observed for 3 years or more.

This Viewpoint describes the current state of deep learning algorithms used in artificial intelligence and discusses their potential use in dermatology screening and diagnosis, including mobile apps for patient use.

This study compares the accuracy of a convolutional neural network–based classifier with that of physicians with different levels of experience at classifying dermoscopic and close-up images of nonpigmented lesions.

This population-based study assesses the national incidence of cutaneous and metastatic cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma in England from 2013 through 2015.

This population-based cohort study uses data from the Norwegian Women and Cancer study to investigate the association between phenotypic characteristics, pattern of UV radiation exposure, and risk of melanoma on different body sites.

The case report describes the occurrence of antiphospholipid syndrome following pembrolizumab treatment of stage IIIB unresectable melanoma.

This longitudinal cohort study describes nevus acquisition from the ages of 3 to 16 years among white youths and evaluates variation by sex, Hispanic ethnicity, and body sites that are chronically vs intermittently exposed to the sun.

This Viewpoint discusses ways dermatologists can manage and avoid investigations by the US Department of Justice and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services for alleged Medicare fraud and abuse related to Mohs surgery.

This study examines the preoperative and postoperative changes in quality of life as perceived and reported by patients who received surgical treatment for Tis or T1a melanoma of the head and neck.