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pigmented lesion left palm should be evaluated
Burn scars have a slightly higher risk for squamous cell CA
there is a dark mole on the left back that should be followed up
pigmented lesion on right lower back should be followed up
the lesion on the mid upper back should be evaluated
The left upper back lesion is worrisome and should be evaluated
thte violaceous nodule on the right knee should be evaluated
lesion on right mid back should be evaluated
he has a dark nevus on the right upper back that should be evaluated
right lower back nevus should be followed up
pigmented lesion on left arm shoudl be evaluated
on "back of legs with palms' view, a nevus on the distal part of the left forearm should be followed up
nevus on left mid back should be evaluated
pigmented lesions on back should be evaluated
pigmented lesion on right inner arm shoudl be evaluated
there is apparently a black pigmented lesion on the right upper back I would suggest that it be evaluated
tinea versicolor on back versus eczema; also hyperlinear palms
nevus on right upper shoulder should be followed up
the lesion on the mid lower back should be evaluated
the pigmented lesion, mid back, should be seen by a dermatologist
atypical nevus lower mid back should be evaluated
back of legs with palms image, right palm pigmented lesion, should be evaulated
on "back with elbows" view, there is a prominent pigmented lesion. Further follow up is warranted.
she has numerous moles on her back. her high mole count puts her at risk for melanoma; she should be followed by a dermatologist

Reader 2 comment
right forearm nevus should be reexamined
hypopigmentation on back, ?tinea versicolor
skin folds make seeing all the areas difficult
Left dorsal hand lesion should be examined
Purpura versus vascular malformation on left inner forearm
should be evaluated for guttate plaques on arms and legs
please re-evaluate lesion on mid-upper back
?acneiform eruption on back, postinflammatory
Confirm that right 5th nail pigmentation is due to hemorrhage from trauma
trauma versus pigmented lesion on right extensor forearm
Tinea corporis, right LE, needs evaluation; doubt psoriasis
? keloids on left upper back versus other lesions, need evaluation
Right third fingernail, pigmented, ?secondary to trauma
cannot tell if seborrheic keratosis or nevus on right scapular back
Right dorsal wrist and middle finger pigmentation?
Burn scars should be clinically followed, or patient should we warned about possibility of Marjolin's ulcer
Swellings on left extensor forearm should be examined
Left lower extremity lesion must be evaluated; may need a biopsy
Left axilla acanthosis nigricans or postinflammatory hyperpigmentation
Right lower thigh lesion should be examined if not due to trauma alone
atrophy and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation on right knee
Congenital nevus on right forearm should be examined
re-evaluate nevus on left posterier lower extremity
pigmented lesion on left dorsal wrist needs re-evaluation
overall lighting seems less, images were less bright
? Dermatofibroma versus pigmented lesion on left anterier thigh
lesion on right knee needs to be examined
? Halo nevus on the mid-scapular back - needs evaluation and a biopsy if the only lesion of its type
Cluster of pigmented lesions on the lower back
red lesion on mid back should be re-examined to rule out possible basal cell carcinoma
This pt has either a folicular eczema type condition or psoriasis
lesion on left forearam should be re-evaluated
?Wart on left 4th finger; Also, generalized xerosis
Atypical nevi on back should be re-evaluated
mid back lesion to right of midline, not sure if a nevus
?geometric circular hyperpigmented areas on back, from ?suction cup-like devices?
lesion on mid-scapular back should be re-evaluated
?Icthyosis-type of disorder, lamellar or X-Linked? in a generalized distribution
Left anterier thigh lesion, ?compound nevus
erythematous plaques on left lower back and left fourth finger, seem unrelated
?folluculitis versus prurigo versus eczema on arms
left flexor arm ?eczema versus excoriations
pink papule on mid back, left of midline should be examined
Extensive scarring, with mitten deformities of the hands, ?bun-related of primary genetic skin disorder or other? If burn-related, then needs long-term follow-up for potential squamous cell carcinoma
Possible Becker's nevus on right scapular back
rash on arms, ?lichen planus or traumatic
?pigmentation on the chest and left shoulder?
Examine right anterier thigh lesion, possible scar
lesion on left upper back should be evaluated
Nevus on anterier neck should be re-evaluated
pigmented lesions on left mid-back and left upper back
Right elbow erythematous plaque, ? trauma
Patient needs to have nevi on back evaluated
cannot evaluate elbows...either has acanthosis nigricans or psoriasis
lesion on left inner arm needs to be re-evaluated
pigmented lesion/nevus on the left lower back
Right dorsal wrist lesion needs to be examined

Reader 6 comment
the nevus on the left back should be evaluated

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pigmented lesion left palm should be evaluated
There is a pigmented lesion on the participant's left palm that should be evaluation by a physician.
The dermatologist noted burn scars. These have a slightly higher risk for skin cancer. You should have your doctor evaluate your scar(s) on a regular basis.
A pigmented area on the participant's back should be examined by a physician.
The nevus on the participant's left back should be evaluated by a physician.
A mole on the participant's right back should be evaluated by a physician.
The dermatologist noted pre-cancerous changes (actinic keratoses) in the skin on the back of your hands. You should have your physician look at your skin to see if you need treatment.
pigmented lesion on right lower back should be followed up
The nevi (mole) on the participant's back should be evaluated by a physician
There is a lesions on the participan't mid-upper back that should be evaluated by a physician.
The left upper back lesion is worrisome and should be evaluated by a physician.
The purple nodule on the participant's right knee should be evaluated by a physician.
There is a lesion on the participant's right mid back that should be evaluated by a physician
There is a dark nevus (mole) on the participant's right upper back that should be evaluated by a physician.
Mole on the right side of the participant's lower back should be evaluated by a physician.
Pigmented lesion on left arm should be evaluated by a physician
A mole on the distal left forearm should be evaluated by a physician
A mole (nevus) on the participant's left mid back should be evaluated by a physician.
missing mid back mole should be evaluated
A pigmented lesion on the participant's back should be evaluated by a doctor
Pigmented lesion on right inner arm should be evaluated by a physician
There is a black pigmented lesion on the participant's right upper back that should be evaluated by a physician.
There is eczema (or tinea versicolor) on the participant's back that should be evaluated by a physician. Also of note are hyperlinear palms.
The nevus on the participant's right upper shoulder (posterior) should be evaluated by a physician.
There is a lesion on the participant's mid-lower back that should be evaluated by a physician.
There is a mole on the participant's back that needs to be evaluated by a physician.
The pigmented lesion on the participant's mid back should be evaluated by a dermatologist.
The atypical nevus on the participant's lower mid back should be evaluated by a physician.
There is a pigmented lesions on the participant's right palm that should be evaluated by a physician.
There is a pigmented lesion on the participant's upper back that should be evaluation by a physician.
There is a prominent pigmented lesion on the participant's back, right side. Further follow-up is warrented.
The participant has numerous moles on her back. These should be evaluated by a physician