RECENTLY ACCEPTED AND PRESENTED POSTERS FROM BULSDS (Bulgarian Society for Dermatologic Surgery) MEMBERS FOR THE 14th EADV SPRING SYMPOSIUM 25-28 MAY, 2017 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
EADV Brussels 2017: P0193 Heel Melanoma with lethal outcome
RECENTLY ACCEPTED AND PRESENTED POSTERS FROM BULSDS (Bulgarian Society for Dermatologic Surgery) MEMBERS FOR THE 14th EADV SPRING SYMPOSIUM 25-28 MAY, 2017 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
EADV Brussels 2017: P0157 Subcutaneous located Gardner fibroma of the head of a Bulgarian child
RECENTLY ACCEPTED AND PRESENTED POSTERS FROM BULSDS (Bulgarian Society for Dermatologic Surgery) MEMBERS FOR THE 14th EADV SPRING SYMPOSIUM 25-28 MAY, 2017 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
EADV Brussels 2017: P0192 Melanoma in a Chinese Dragon
RECENTLY ACCEPTED AND PRESENTED POSTERS FROM BULSDS (Bulgarian Society for Dermatologic Surgery) MEMBERS FOR THE 14th EADV SPRING SYMPOSIUM 25-28 MAY, 2017 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
EADV Brussels 2017: P0511: ASIA – A DANGEROUS BEAUTY?
JBRHA supplement: NEW, SAVE AND EFFECTIVE NATURAL PRODUCTS FOR COMMON DERMATOLOGIC CONDITIONS:
Recently reported from BULSDS.com/Bulgarian Society for Dermatologic Surgery (BULSDS) – Onkoderma cooperation group and partners (all over the world) realized in a special issue of JBRHA 2016:
Recently already accepted posters for the 25 EADV congress in Vienna, Austria, 28 September- 2 October , 2016
P0596 Nevus flammeus associated with dysplastic nevi and lichen sclerosus: possible common pathogenetic pathways?
Recently already accepted posters for the 25 EADV congress in Vienna, Austria, 28 September- 2 October , 2016
P0660 Nevus flammeus associated with CEAN: possible common pathogenetic pathways?
Recently already accepted posters for the 25 EADV congress in Vienna, Austria, 28 September- 2 October , 2016
P0816 Giant subcutaneous Angiofibrolipoma: first report in the world literature
Interview with Prof Dr Uwe Wollina PART 2: Sentinel Lympnode in melanoma patients- what have to be done?
Lymphnode biopsy from 1 mm thickness onwards if no lymph node metastasis is seen clinically or by imaging techniques. We prefer histology of the primary tumor before sentinel. But if you have a nodular melanoma clinically much thicker than 1 mm you may do it in the same session. The removal of sentinel in tumors < 1mm thickness is a matter of debate. One has to calculate the number of patients treated … Read More
