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Kukutsch NA, Bergman W. Dermatoscopie in de huisartsenpraktijk 2. Huisarts Wet 2015;58(2):90-3.
Dermatoscopie is een methodiek die de betrouwbaarheid van diagnostiek van gepigmenteerde huidafwijkingen kan verbeteren. Belangrijk is dat voor het toepassen van dermatoscopie in de huisartsenpraktijk een gedegen scholing noodzakelijk is. Dermatoscopische diagnostiek van huidafwijkingen vindt plaats in twee stappen. Bij stap 1 gaat men aan de hand van specifieke criteria na of het om een melanocytaire laesie gaat. Bij stap 2 diagnosticeert men melanocytaire laesies aan de hand van de 7-point-checklist. Dit laatste algoritme bespreken we omdat het voor toepassing in de huisartsenpraktijk het meest geschikt is.
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Kukutsch NA, Bergman W. Dermoscopy in general practice 2. Huisarts Wet 2015;58(2):90-3.
Dermoscopy can improve the accuracy of diagnosis of pigmented skin lesions, but it is essential that general practitioners receive adequate training. The dermoscopic diagnosis of skin abnormalities is established in a two-step procedure. In step 1, specific criteria are used to distinguish melanocytic lesions from non-melanocytic lesions, and in step 2 a 7-point checklist is used to evaluate the malignancy of the lesion. The latter algorithm is discussed in this article, as it is most appropriate for use in general practice.
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LUMC, afdeling Dermatologie, Albinusdreef 2, 2300 RC Leiden: dr. N.A. Kukutsch, dermatoloog; prof.dr. W. Bergman, dermatoloog • Correspondentie:N.A.Kukutsch@LUMC.nl • Mogelijke belangenverstrengeling: niets aangegeven.
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Kukutsch, N., Bergman, W. Dermatoscopie in de huisartsenpraktijk 2. HUISARTS WETENSCHAP 58, 90–93 (2015). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12445-015-0047-z
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