Kelly Nelson, MD, PhD, provides an update on melanoma screening, diagnosis and prevention at the 2017 MD Anderson Melanoma Patient Symposium held in Austin, TX on May 6, 2017.
Melanoma Screening, Diagnosis, and Prevention – Kelly C. Nelson, MD
1. MELANOMA SCREENING,
DIAGNOSIS, AND PREVENTION, OR
WILL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
PUT ME OUT OF A JOB?
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Kelly Nelson, MD FAAD
Associate Professor
Department of Dermatology
MD Anderson Cancer Center
3. What is your relationship to melanoma?
■ A: I have not had melanoma and I don’t
know anyone who has
■ B: I have not had melanoma, but I know
someone who has
■ C: I have been diagnosed with melanoma,
but it was not in my lymph nodes (stage
0-II)
■ D: I have been diagnosed with melanoma,
and it was only in my lymph nodes (stage
III)
■ E: I have been diagnosed with melanoma
that has spread elsewhere in my body
(stage IV) 0A B C D E
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4. If you have been diagnosed with
melanoma, who found your melanoma?
■ A: I did
■ B: family/friend
■ C: a physician/provider
0A B C
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5. If your melanoma was found by a
physician, what kind?
■ A: primary care provider
■ B: dermatologist
■ C: surgeon
■ D: other specialist
0A B C D
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6. If you found your melanoma, when you
showed it to a doctor, what did he/she say?
■ A: yep, that’s a melanoma
■ B: that looks kinda funny, let’s take that
off
■ C: that spot is fine, you don’t need to be
worried
0A B C
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7. Melanoma Prevention
■ Primary
– Let’s keep it from
happening in the
first place
■ Secondary
– When it happens
let’s diagnose it
as early as
possible