You’ve been asked by your colleague to provide a second opinion for their patient’s suspicious-looking skin lesions | Medibuddy
1st April 2022

You’ve been asked by your colleague to provide a second opinion for their patient’s suspicious-looking skin lesions

You’ve been asked by your colleague to provide a second opinion for their patient’s suspicious-looking skin lesions. Sarah, a 65-year-old fair-skinned woman, has 4 lesions on her pinnas (ears). They are pink, crusty, irregularly shaped macules and papules, with no ulceration or bleeding. Sarah is asymptomatic. What is the most likely diagnosis?

Select the SINGLE most appropriate option from the list below. Select ONE option only.

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