Michael P. Lee, MD, New Orleans, LA Videos
Videos by Michael P. Lee, MD in New Orleans. This is an educational page designed for medical students, residents, fellows, and the general public who is interested in skin diseases.
Spot dx unk #18. Ans choices in desc. Discussion tomorrow.
What is the diagnosis? A. Pityriasis rosea. B. Tinea corporis. C. Erythema multiforme. D. Rowell’s syndrome. E. Pityriasis lichenoides. F. Mycosis fungoides.
#dermpath #dermatology #pathology #boardsready
to enable soundOther Michael P. Lee, MD videos
Spot dx unk #18. Ans choices in desc. Discussion tomorrow. What is the diagnosis? A. Pityriasis rosea. B. Tinea corporis. C. Erythema multiforme. D. Rowell’s syndrome. E. Pityriasis lichenoides. F. Mycosis fungoides. #dermpath #dermatology #pathology #boardsready
Spot Dx Unknown 17. What is the diagnosis: Discussion tomorrow A. Clear Cell Basal Cell Carcinoma B. Clear Cell Dermal Duct Tumor. C. Cutaneous Lymphadenoma. D. Mixed Tumor E. Trichilemmal Carcinoma #dermpath #dermatology #pathology
Spot Dx Unknown 15. Answer and video tomorrow. What is the diagnosis? A. Trichodiscoma/Fibrofolliculoma B. Folliculo-sebaceous Cystic Hamartoma C. Trichofolliculoma D. Pilar Sheath Acanthoma E. Trichillemal carcinoma #dermpath #dermatology #pathology
Spot Dx. Unknown 14. What is the diagnosis? What is the most common location of this lesion? What's the diagnosis? A. Pyogenic granuloma B. Bacillary angiomatosis C. Kikuchi Disease D. Epitheloid hemangioma E. Reactive angioendotheliomatosis What is the most common location? A. Head and Neck B. Trunk C. Lower Limb D. Finger and Toes E. Proximal Extremities #dermpath #dermatology #pathology
Spot Dx Unknown #13. Answer and post tomorrow A. Foreign body. B. Chromomycosis. C. Phaeohyphomycosis. D. Hyalohyphomcyosis #dermpath #dermatology #pathology
Spot Dx unknown 11. Answer post and video tomorrow. #dermpathiseasy #leeunknowns #dermpath #pathology #dermatology
Spot Dx Unknown #10 Video and post tomorrow. #dermpathisfun #dermpath #dermatology #pathology #leespotdx
Spot Dx #9. Answer and Video tomorrow. #dermpath #dermatology #pathology case courtesy of path presenter
Spot Dx Unknown #7. Answers and photo tomorrow. #dermpath #dermatology #pathology case courtesy of path presenter.
Spot dx unknown #6 Polypoid lesion week. Answer tomorrow. #dermpath #dermatology #pathology #medstudent
Accessory Tragus (the cartilaginous structure that helps keep your apple ear buds in place):
Accessory Tragus (the cartilaginous structure that helps keep your apple ear buds in place):
Post with photos to follow.
Clues to the dx:
1. Polypoid architecture
2. Numerous vellus hair follicles often in a semicircle configuration (suggests that the lesion was taken from head and neck)
3. Often a semicircle rim of adipose tissue
4. Central core of mature cartilage (not always present on all sections)
5. The overlying epidermis can be thin/atrophic
Other videos and unknowns can be found on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCikJcWi_jqWWwaMRzU7rjWA
#dermpath #pathology #dermatology
Polypoid Lesion Week. Spot Dx / unknown 6. Answer and video tomorrow. #dermpath #dermatology #pathology
Polypoid lesion week. This week we will go through 5 common polypoid lesions and go through how to make the diagnosis. Tune in daily for new unknowns. Make your best guess and post it in comments. Video explanation for on youtube at: https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCikJcWi_jqWWwaMRzU7rjWA #dermpath #dermatology #pathology