Authors: Yazan Al-Absi and Tony Dicker
CASE
A woman, aged 69 years, presented with a lesion on the sole of her left foot that had been present and slowly enlarging for over a year (Figure 1). She was not concerned by the lesion, but her podiatrist advised her to get it checked. The lesion was asymptomatic.
She is of Māori background and has no previous personal or family history of skin cancer. She has well-controlled hypertension and diabetes and is otherwise in good health.
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