Case report examines rapid tumor growth in elderly patient, suggesting value of clinical imaging and dermoscopy for diagnosis.
An elderly patient with atypical mole syndrome presented with a rapidly growing, asymptomatic erythematous tumor of the upper chest. Multimodal evaluation including clinical imaging, dermoscopy, and confocal microscopy guided the differential diagnosis and ultimately led to a definitive histopathological diagnosis.
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