Spot Diagnosis
Spot Diagnosis examines common skin complaints that general practitioners frequently encounter. It is aimed at medical students, GPs, nurses, and pharmacists, offering evidence-based medical education to improve skin health in communities. The series is hosted by Associate Professor Alvin Chong, a senior specialist dermatologist and Director of Education at the Skin Health Institute in Melbourne. Each episode features discussions with leading dermatologists who have sub-specialty expertise in the skin conditions covered. Transcripts and other educational resources are available on the podcast's website, and Australian GPs can earn RACGP CPD points for listening.
Episodes
S8 E8 Nail Disorders
Dermatology is a visual specialty and nowhere is that more evident than on the nails. In this episode, Associate Professor Alvin Chong and Dr Jacqui Jiang sit down with leading nail expert, dermatologist Professor Johannes Kern. We dive into the world of fungal nail infections, nail tumours, nail psoriasis and subungual warts… Listen here for clues that can help you to ‘nail’ th
S8 E7 Creativity in Medicine
Is there room for creativity in a profession built on protocols and evidence? Associate Professor Alvin Chong and Dr Jacqui Jiang sit down with plastic surgeon and Australian Doctors Orchestra founder Mr Miklós Pohl OAM, dermatologist and comedian Dr Ahmed Kazmi, and resident doctor and comedian Dr Noah Szto to talk about creativity in medicine. Together they discuss how creativity feeds cl
S8 E6 Lupus and the Skin
Lupus is a condition dermatologists know as one of the great diagnostic mimics. In this episode, Dr Jacqueline Jiang and Associate Professor Alvin Chong sit down with rheumatologist Professor Alberta Hoi and dermatologist Associate Professor Laura Scardamaglia to demystify this complex autoimmune condition. We dive into the different classifications, how lupus presents and how it’s diagnosed
S8 E5 Psychodermatology
Some of the most challenging and misunderstood conditions in dermatology are not defined by what we can see, but by what the patient experiences. Psychodermatology sits at this intersection where the skin and the brain are in constant dialogue. In this episode, Associate Professor Alvin Chong and Dr Jacqui Jiang sit down with specialist dermatologist Dr Josie Yeatman to talk about skin picking dis
S8 E4 Cosmetic Dermatology 101
The cosmetics industry is booming, and misinformation is keeping pace. In this episode, A/Prof Alvin Chong and Dr Jacqui Jiang sit down with leading cosmetic dermatologists, A/Prof Phil Bekhor and Dr Cara McDonald to cut through the noise. From botulinum toxin, dermal filler and lasers to body dysmorphia, social media trends and what skincare routine our experts recommend to their patients, we dis
S8 E3 Skin and the Eyes
A mildly itchy eyelid. A periocular rash. A drug that transforms lives for patients with eczema – but comes with a catch. In this episode, dermatologist Associated Professor Alvin Chong and new co-host Dr Jacqui Jiang are joined by ophthalmologist Dr Nathan Wong to explore the intersection of the skin and the eyes. From eyelid dermatitis and ocular rosacea to the side effects of drugs common
S8 E2 Oncology and the Skin
Over the past decades, oncologists have developed an armament of incredible new anti-cancer medications. Unfortunately, these impressive medications also have an impressive list of side effects, many of which affect the skin. In this episode, we explore these adverse effects alongside dermatologist A/Prof Michelle Goh and oncologist Dr Luke McLean. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy inf
S8 E1 Pyoderma Gangrenosum
Few conditions cause as much uncertainty as pyoderma gangrenosum. When should you suspect an ulcer is pyoderma? How should you investigate it? What treatment options are available? We investigate these questions and more with Associate Professor Robert Kelly, an expert in ulceration and pyoderma gangrenosum.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
S7 E9 Update on Atopic Eczema
In the five years since our initial episode on eczema, two new game-changing systemic therapies have been added to the PBS. Despite this progress, controversy in eczema remains, and issues such as topical steroid withdrawal are becoming increasingly discussed. In this episode, we address advances in eczema and tackle clinical cases alongside dermatologists Professor John Su and Associate Professor
S7 E8 Menopause and the Skin
More than half of Australia's population will experience menopause. Yet, it remains a condition that many doctors, particularly male ones, feel underprepared to manage. What skin changes happen in menopause? What treatments are available? Does topical oestrogen actually help with wrinkles in menopause? In this episode we answer these questions with dermatologists Dr Emma Veysey and Dr Anita
S7 E7 Cutaneous T Cell Lymphoma
Mycosis fungoides - a term that is both misleading and redundant. It represents just one aspect of the often complex world of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma. When should clinicians suspect cutaneous T-cell lymphoma? How is it accurately diagnosed? What treatment options are available? In this episode, dermatologists Dr Friyana Bhabha and A/Prof Aaron Robinson provide expert insights into these question
S7 E6 Social Media and Misinformation
Social media is increasing used as a source of health advice, yet misinformation remains a serious concern. What kind of information are young people learning about on TikTok? Are they able to discern fact from fiction? How do we approach misinformation in patients? In this episode, we dissect these issues alongside three special guests: Dr Wonie Uahwatanasakul, Professor Margie Danchin and Dr Lax
S7 E5 Update On Psoriasis
Psoriasis was the focus of our second Spot Diagnosis episode over five years ago. Since that time, the treatment landscape has expanded considerably, with the development of new oral agents and biologic therapies. In this episode, we are joined once again by Associate Professor Peter Foley who provides a comprehensive update on current treatment strategies and provides a suggested treatment approa
S7 E4 Communication and Art of Medicine
Every interaction we make as doctors depends on communication - yet we rarely pause to reflect on how we’re actually doing it. How can we improve our everyday conversations with patients? How can we break bad news with compassion? And how should we respond to alternative health beliefs that challenge evidence-based medicine? In this episode, we explore these questions with oncologist and aut
S7 E3 Sexual Health and the Skin
Sexually transmitted infections are increasing across Australia, bringing them to the forefront of concern for medical professionals. So, when is it appropriate to test for HIV? How is monkeypox diagnosed? And what’s the most effective way to manage a genital ulcer? In this episode, we discuss these key questions with Clinical Professor Louise Owen, Director of the Tasmanian Sexual Health Se
S7 E2 Alopecia Areata
Alopecia areata is a distressing condition and a frequent reason for referral to dermatologists. What treatments are appropriate to start in a GP setting? How do you actually perform intralesional steroid injections? And when do you need to refer to a dermatologist? In this episode, we unpack the management of alopecia areata in 3 clinical vignettes of escalating severity.See omnystudio.com/listen
S7 E1 Hair Loss
Hair loss can be a distressing concern for patients and a frequent reason for visiting GPs. When is further investigation warranted? What treatments are effective for hair regrowth? In this episode, we explore common cases of telogen effluvium and female pattern hair loss, along with a recommended management approach. Plus, two medical students join us to share their enthusiasm for hair health and
S6 E8 Venous Eczema and Tinea Pedis
In this episode of Spot Diagnosis, we explore two frequently coexisting conditions: venous eczema and tinea pedis. How should a patient with both be managed? This episode provides insight into the causes and treatment of these common yet challenging clinical presentations.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
S6 E7 Hand Dermatitis
Introducing the latest episode of the Spot Diagnosis Podcast: Hand Dermatitis. Hand dermatitis, an itchy and often troublesome rash affecting the hands, is a frequent concern in clinical practice. It presents a range of diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. In this episode, we delve into the complexities of hand dermatitis, exploring its various causes, common clinical scenarios, and key triggers
S6 E6 Transgender Dermatology
In recognition of Trans Awareness Week, celebrated from November 13 to November 19, we have released a new episode of the Spot Diagnosis podcast dedicated to transgender dermatology. This episode delves into the field of transgender dermatology, shedding light on the distinctive skincare needs and concerns faced by some transgender individuals. Dermatologists Dr Ahmed Kazmi and A/Prof Aaron Robins
S6 E5 Pregnancy and the Skin
In this episode, we delve into the various skin changes that can arise during pregnancy. We discuss common concerns such as melasma, changes in skin pigmentation, and stretch marks, which are frequently on the minds of expectant mothers. Furthermore, we address significant pregnancy-specific skin disorders that may signal more serious underlying conditions, potentially impacting the fetus. We'll a
S6 E4 Molluscum Contagiosum and School Sores
In this episode, we explore two common pediatric conditions: molluscum contagiosum and impetigo, also known as school sores. We'll cover the causes of these skin infections, which often worry parents, and discuss effective management strategies. Our panel of experts for this episode includes specialist dermatologist and Spot Diagnosis Co-Host A/Prof Alvin Chong and GP and Spot Diagnosis Co-Host Dr
S6 E3 Photosensitivity
In this episode, we delve into the world of photosensitivity. We discuss the inherent differences between primary and secondary photodermatoses and how a good clinical history and examination findings can assist with diagnosis. In addition, the role of investigations including the use of phototesting, the gold standard for proving photosensitivity, is also explored. Our panel of experts for this e
S6 E2 Skin of Colour
More and more frequently we hear the term ‘skin of colour’ being used colloquially and in medicine. What exactly do we mean by the term ‘skin of colour’? Why are patients with ‘skin of colour’ considered different, unique or distant from societal norms? In this episode, dermatologist Dr Ahmed Kazi passionately educates the listener about how and why common skin conditions present differently in pa
Skincare Gone Crazy
The latest episode, Skincare Gone Crazy, delves into the growing obsession with skincare among today’s youth and its potential physical and psychological repercussions, providing parents and practitioners with valuable insights and the latest information from top clinicians. We have a distinguished panel of experts including consultant dermatologists, Dr Mei Tam and Dr Katherine Armour, consultan
S6 E1 Clinical Cases in Hidradenitis Suppurativa
In honour of HS Awareness Week, we had consultant dermatologist and lead consultant of the Skin Health Institute HS Clinic, Dr Diana Norris join us on the Spot Diagnosis Podcast to delve into the complex condition that is hidradenitis suppurativa (HS). HS can be challenging to diagnose and manage, and it is pivotal to address both the physical and psychological aspects of the condition to optimise
S5 E9 Clinical Trials
In this episode, we delve into the crucial role clinical trials play in advancing dermatological treatments and enhancing skin health. Clinical trials are essential for demonstrating the effectiveness and safety of new treatments and interventions to prevent, detect, treat, or manage various medical conditions. They are key to improving our current disease management methods and shaping future med
S5 E8 Periorificial Dermatitis and Seborrheic Dermatitis
In this episode, we delve into a comparison between two prevalent skin issues: periorificial dermatitis and seborrheic dermatitis. We explore the factors associated with periorificial dermatitis, such as frequent use of layered cosmetics, prolonged application of potent topical steroids, and wearing masks. In contrast, seborrheic dermatitis manifests in areas abundant in sebaceous glands, where sk
S5 E7 The Skin and The Gut
In this episode, we explore the interrelationship between diseases affecting the gut and the skin, in other words, cutaneous manifestations of gastrointestinal disease. We discuss the pathophysiology of coeliac disease, inflammatory bowel disease and common skin conditions such as acne and explore how and why these conditions clinically manifest in the skin. For more information on this episode an
S5 E6 Artificial Intelligence in Dermatology
Artificial intelligence is a hot topic in dermatology but do we truly understand the breadth of its applications? In this episode of Spot Diagnosis, A/Prof Aaron Robinson and A/Prof Victoria Mar unwrap artificial intelligence for the end user and detail how it can be used as an adjunct in clinical practice. For more information on this episode visit https://skinhealthinstitute.org.au/spot-diagnosi
S5 E5 Infective folliculitis and pseudofolliculitis barbae
In this episode we're examining two skin conditions that are frequently presented in general practice, infective folliculitis and pseudofolliculitis barbae. During this episode, we'll explore their distinguishing clinical presentations, dissect their differential diagnoses, and discuss the range of management strategies available for effectively addressing these dermatological conditions. https://
S5 E4 Sun Protection: Revisited
Australia has one of the highest rates of skin cancer in the world, and as we head into the summer months it is important we understand how to effectively protect ourselves from the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) radiation. For our latest episode of Spot Diagnosis Podcast we are revisiting our original Sun Protection episode from 2020 with guest experts, dermatologist, A/Prof Peter Foley and
Stories About Skin Navigating Eczema: A Clinician Perspective
In this episode of Spot Diagnosis, Stories about Skin, clinicians reflect upon their encounters of some of the challenges faced by patients with eczema and how this impacts the lives of their patients. A/Prof Alvin Chong and Dr Susan Robertson, dermatologists, provide valuable medical perspectives, treatment insights, and the latest advancements in eczema research, and clinical psychologist A/Pro
Stories About Skin Navigating Eczema: A Patient Perspective
In this episode of Spot Diagnosis, Stories about Skin, we hear two heartfelt reflections from Annie, a 25-year-old lifelong sufferer of eczema and Jenny, the mother of seven-year-old Atticus, a young child who has battled with severe eczema since the age of one. Both enlighten and educate us about the patient perspective of what it means to suffer from eczema, one that is often overlooked and some
S5 E3 Dermatopathology pearls
In this episode we’ll discuss dermatopathology and how it helps us diagnose a patient’s clinical presentation. We will also dive into the reasons behind the rationale for a skin biopsy, selecting the most appropriate biopsy type and where to perform biopsies in cases of widespread disease. Our panel of experts for this episode includes dermatopathologist, Dr Saurabh Prakash and dermatologist, A/Pr
S5 E2 Latest trends in dermatology | World Congress of Dermatology 2023
This episode of Spot Diagnosis was recorded live at the World Congress of Dermatology in July 2023. Our hosts, A/Prof Alvin Chong and Dr Laxmi Iyengar interviewed a number of global experts in their field and discussed current trends in dermatology. Social media experts, Dr Sandra Lee aka ‘Dr Pimple Popper’ and Dr Muneeb Shah otherwise known as ‘Dermdoctor’, discuss the use of social media in derm
S5 E1 Pityriasis rosea and pityriasis versicolor
In our first episode of season 5, we’re thrilled to present ‘Vignettes of Dermatology’, a fresh series that delves into various aspects of dermatology through concise, focused episodes. To commence, we’re examining pityriasis rosea and pityriasis versicolor—two conditions with similar names, yet distinct underlying causes. During this episode, we’ll explore their distinguishing clinical present
S04 E08 Skin Disease in Immunosuppression
In this episode we’ll discuss common skin conditions in those who are immunosuppressed. In particular, we’ll explore skin malignancies in the immunosuppressed, common immunosuppressant medications and their relative immunosuppressant activity, in addition to other fungal, bacterial and benign skin conditions that may be encountered. Our panel of experts for this episode includes consultant dermat
S04 E07 Oral Mucosal Diseases: Part Two
In this episode, we will explore a range of oral mucosal presentations including oral lichen planus, Sjogren’s syndrome and presentations suggestive of malignancy. To guide us through this challenging topic, we are again joined by special guest experts, oral medicine specialist Dr. Simone Belobrov and dermatologist A/Prof Laura Scardamaglia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
S04 E06 Oral Mucosal Diseases: Part One
In this episode we will focus on a particularly common oral mucosal presentation, ulcers. We'll explore common causes of mouth ulcers, how are these diagnosed, how to investigate for underlying conditions, and how to manage them. To guide us through this challenging topic, we are joined by special guest experts, oral medicine specialist Dr Simone Belobrov and dermatologist A/Prof Laura Scardamagli
S04 E05 Male Genital Dermatoses
In this episode we’ll discuss male genital skin and mucosal conditions. We’ll particularly focus on inflammatory conditions such as balanitis & lichen sclerosus, signs suggestive of malignancy and presentations of sexually transmitted infections. Our panel of experts for this episode includes dermatologists A/Prof Anthony Hall and Dr Mark Darling. https://skinhealthinstitute.org.au/for-health
S04 E4 Endocrinology and the skin
In this episode we’ll explore the cutaneous manifestations of common endocrine disorders, including polycystic ovarian syndrome, diabetes mellitus, and thyroid disorders. We'll be covering the cutaneous manifestations of these disorders, why they develop and how they are treated. Our panel of experts for this episode includes endocrinologist, Dr Rosie Worsley and dermatologist, A/Prof Alvin Chong
S04 E03 Female Genital Dermatoses
In this episode we’ll discuss vulval skin disorders. We’ll particularly focus on vulval lichen sclerosus, lichen planus, recurrent vulval candidiasis and vulval neoplasias. Our guest experts will discuss how these conditions present, what causes them, how to investigate and how to treat them. Our panel of experts for this episode includes consultant dermatologist, Dr Emma Veysey and obstetrician
S04 E02 Mycobacterium Ulcerans
In this episode we’ll discuss mycobacterium ulcerans, also known as the Buruli Ulcer or Bairnsdale Ulcer, alongside our special guest, Prof Paul Johnson. We’ll explore its clinical presentation, diagnosis, prevention and treatment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
S04 E01 Biologics and the Skin
In this episode we’ll discuss biologic medications and how they can be used in diseases of the skin, alongside our special guests, A/Prof Peter Foley and Dr Karen Luetsch. We’ll explore what these drugs are, their potential side effects and how they’re prescribed, with a particular focus on psoriasis and eczema. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
S03 E13 Ask Me Anything: Part Two
In this special episode, we’ll answer a fresh mix of questions submitted by our listeners with the help of our returning guest panel: Specialist Dermatologists A/Prof Alvin Chong and Dr Belinda Welsh, GP Dr Naveen ‘Sunny’ Singh and GP Trainee Dr Karen Freilich. Ever wondered whether cosmetic laser is really safe? Or how to get rid of dark circles under the eyes? We also discuss how to manage faci
S03 E12 Autoimmune disorders of connective tissue: Part Two
In this 2-part episode, we explore autoimmune disorders of connective tissue with guest experts A/Prof Mandana Nikpour and A/Prof Alvin Chong. In part 2, we focus on dermatomyositis and systemic sclerosus including clinical presentation, investigations, and management.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
S03 E11 Autoimmune disorders of connective tissue: Part One
In this 2-part episode, we explore autoimmune disorders of connective tissue with guest experts A/Prof Mandana Nikpour and A/Prof Alvin Chong. In part 1, we focus on lupus erythematosis including its subtypes, clinical presentation, investigations, and management.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
S03E10 Vasculitis: Approach to palpable purpura
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S03E09 Autoimmune blistering diseases
In this episode, we explore autoimmune blistering conditions with guest expert Assoc. Prof Johannes Kern. We cover pemphigus and pemphigoid diseases: what causes them, clinical presentations, how they are diagnosed and treatment options.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
S03E08 Hair Loss: Part Two
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S03E07 Hair Loss: Part One
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S03E06 COVID and the Skin: An Update
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S03E05 Ask Me Anything Part One
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S03E04: Cutaneous Drug Eruptions
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S03E03: Hidradenitis Suppurativa
In this episode we explore Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) alongside guest expert A/Prof Erin McMeniman. HS can be easy to overlook and carries a heavy burden on its sufferers. In this episode, we discuss how HS may present, what causes it, how it can be managed as well as some emerging therapies for its treatment.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
S03E02: Birthmarks - Haemangiomas and Port-wine stains
In this episode we explore birthmarks alongside guest expert Dr Susan Robertson. We discuss naevus simplex, port wine stains, congenital naevi and Becker’s naevus, and how to tell these all apart! We also discuss indications for specialist intervention and various treatment options available for the different types of birthmark.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
S03E01: Principles of Topical Treatment
In this episode we discuss the topical therapies used in the management of skin disease. We explore the differences between creams, lotions, gels, foams and ointments. Dr Blake Mumford and Dr Anneliese Willems discuss the finer points of how and when to use each topical treatment with guest expert Dr Sarah Brennand. We also explore common myths about topical corticosteroids and troubleshoot common
S2E10: Viral Warts
Viral warts! Probably not a podcast topic suitable for consumption on the train commute but an important and common problem nonetheless. Join Dr. Blake Mumford and Dr. Aaron Robinson as they quiz Dr. Mark Darling on all issues related to the humble wart, including those located on the genitals. We’ll cover their dark history, the different types of warts, and the armaments available for trea
S2E9: Hyperpigmentation
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S2E8: Hypopigmentation
Disorders of skin pigmentation can have a profound impact on the mental wellbeing of patients who are affected. Not all white patches of skin are vitiligo! Tune in to Dr. Blake Mumford and Dr. Aaron Robinson as they discuss disorders of hypopigmentation and depigmentation with Dr. Michelle Rodrigues. Learn about how fungal infections can cause hypopigmentation and exciting new treatments for vitil
S2E7: Common Childhood Exanthems
Childhood exanthems present a quandary: how do you differentiate the rash of meningococcal septicaemia from the non-specific viral exanthem? What’s a Koplik spot and what about Forcheimer spots? And what about recognizing infections that can affect the foetus? Learn how to recognise childhood exanthems and enanthems with Professor John Su, a paediatrician and dermatologist!See omnystudio.com
S2E6: Scabies
Scabies, you’re not a true dermatologist until you’ve had it. Listen in to experts A/Prof Alvin Chong and Professor Andrew Steer discuss scabies, a scourge that has been with humanity for over 2,500 years. Learn where to look for scabies mite burrows, what makes you itch, and war time experiments undertaken to work out exactly how the mites are spread… Are you scratching yoursel
S2E5: Rosacea
In this episode Dr Belinda Welsh discusses rosacea from the perspective of a dermatologist, and her first-hand experience as a patient. The subtypes of rosacea, approach to diagnosis, and treatment strategies for rosacea are artfully explored by dependable co-hosts Associate Professor Alvin Chong and Dr Blake Mumford. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy
S2E4: Contact Dermatitis
What’s the difference between allergic contact dermatitis and irritant contact dermatitis? Do you refer to a dermatologist or allergist for contact dermatitis patch testing? What are the common allergens that cause allergic contact dermatitis? These questions and many others will be answered by world-renowned contact dermatitis expert Associate Professor Rosemary Nixon in this episode of the
S2E3: Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC)
This episode covers the spectrum of keratinocyte atypia from actinic keratosis, to Bowen’s disease, and finally squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). SCC is the second most common skin cancer and about 600 Australians die from SCC every year. Join Dr Blake Mumford, Associate Professor Alvin Chong, and Dr Michelle Goh as they discuss their approach to actinic keratoses, the best management for high-
S2E2: Sun Protection
This episode covers everything you need to know about how to protect yourself from the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation. We also dive into public health campaigns and their role in skin cancer, focusing on Australia’s world renown SunSmart program. Associate Professor Alvin Chong and Dr Blake Mumford discuss the finer points of sunscreen use and debunk common myths with guest experts
S2E1: Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC)
BCCs are one of the keratinocyte carcinomas, the other being SCC. These are cancers which arise from keratinocytes, the cells which make up a vast majority of the epidermis. BCCs are the most common type of skin cancer. In fact, BCCs are the most common type of cancer, period. To give you some perspective, in Australia, the incidence of keratinocyte carcinomas, BCCs and SCCs, is five times all oth
S1E10: DESPATCHES FROM AMERICA - COVID-19 and SKIN
The COVID-19 virus is deadly. It is insidious, and it is going to be with us for a very long time. How do we continue to provide a clinical service in the grips of a pandemic? What are the cutaneous manifestations of COVID-19? How common are these cutaneous manifestations? What does it mean when a patient presents with perniosis in this time? What about our patients who are immunosuppressed on bio
S1E9: Urticaria
In this episode, we discuss urticaria which is otherwise known as hives, it’s a widespread condition that affects about 25% of the population at some point in their lives.Urticaria is a common skin condition in which we see transient, smooth, raised, and very itchy areas of skin. Often you see small lumps in the skin, often the size of a mosquito bite, but they can actually be much larger and hive
S1E8: Eczema Part 1
Eczema (also called atopic dermatitis) is a common chronic inflammatory skin disease with a greater prevalence in children than adults, although it can affect any age. Estimated population prevalence is 20.3% in 1-year-olds but decreases to 16% in 4-year-olds, highlighting the fact that a significant proportion of children outgrow eczema. The disease is important not only because it is common, but
S1E7: Eczema Part 2
Eczema (also called atopic dermatitis) is a common chronic inflammatory skin disease with a greater prevalence in children than adults, although it can affect any age. Estimated population prevalence is 20.3% in 1-year-olds but decreases to 16% in 4-year-olds, highlighting the fact that a significant proportion of children outgrow eczema. The disease is important not only because it is common, but
S1E6: Acne
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S1E5: Melanoma (Part 2)
Melanoma is one of the fields in dermatology that's seen significant advances in the last decade. Today, we are joined by Associate Professor Victoria Mar. Professor Mar is the Director of the Victorian Melanoma Service at Alfred Health. She has authored multiple chapters of Australian Melanoma Guidelines and is on the executive committee of the Melanoma Skin Cancer Trust Group.For more informatio
S1E4: Melanoma (Part1)
Melanoma is a big topic so we have split it over two parts. In this part, we will talk about the epidemiology and diagnosis of melanoma. In the second part we will be talking about treatment and prevention of melanoma. Melanoma is one of the fields in dermatology that's seen significant advances in the last decade. Today, we are joined by Associate Professor Victoria Mar. Professor Mar is the Dire
S1E3: Psoriasis (Part 2)
This is the third episode of Spot Diagnosis, a podcast series providing dermatology education and information for medical students, general medical practitioners and other registered healthcare providers. It is not meant for the consumer.A full transcript of this podcast, and other related education and information resources, are freely available from our website - just go to https://www.spotdiagn
S1E2: Psoriasis (Part 1)
This is the second episode of Spot Diagnosis, a podcast series providing dermatology education and information for medical students, general medical practitioners and other registered healthcare providers. It is not meant for the consumer.A full transcript of this podcast, and other related education and information resources, are freely available from our website - just go to https://www.spotdiag
S1E1: The Skin Eaters (Tinea)
This is the first episode of Spot Diagnosis, a podcast series providing dermatology education and information for medical students, general medical practitioners and other registered healthcare providers. It is not meant for the consumer.A full transcript of this podcast, and other related education and information resources, are freely available from our website - just click hereSee omnystudio.co
