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Dermatofibrosarcoma is a common, but unusual locally aggressive cutaneous tumor. Its characteristic tentacle can grow into surrounding fat, muscle and even bone. For dermatologists this means that understanding treatment options is a priority, says a physician reporting from EADV 2018.

A review of treatment for dermatofibrosarcoma

Is it just a “spot” or precancerous lesion? Two physicians debate how best to treat actinic keratosis in a talk given at EADV last week.

Two opposing views on how best to treat actinic keratosis

There are many non-surgical treatments for basal cell carcinomas, but a physician reporting at EADV last week said new treatments should be compared against surgery, which has the highest cure rate and lowest rate of recurrence.

Surgical treatment for basal cell carcinomas still the best bet

A pregnancy-associated melanoma (PAM) prognosis does not appear to be worse than melanoma in non-pregnant controls, researchers reported at EADV. Nonetheless, measures should be taken to protect the fetus in the treatment and imaging of PAM.

Treating moles and melanoma during pregnancy

EADV report summarizes the latest advances in laser technology for tattoo removal.

Combination therapies may be best for tattoo removal

A study presented at EADV in Paris today showed that dupilumab met its primary endpoints in a phase three study of adolescents with moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis.

Dupilumab may be for adolescents too, EADV report shows

EADV report shows that two JAK inhibitors reverses alopecia areata in some patients.

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