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✘Giant pigmented nevus

✘Sebocystomatosis

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100%(0)

34%(0)

Distinctive symptoms

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74%

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100%

large mole

68%

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anomalies of the development of the auricle

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36%

brown moles

67%

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dermoid

—

28%

dissatisfaction with life

65%

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neoplasms of the vulva

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28%

lot of moles

58%

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tumors of the scrotum

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28%

desire to control

50%

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scrotal cancer

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28%

indecision

49%

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skin cysts

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28%

melanoma

48%

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there's a lot lying around

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25%

blue nevus

43%

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anomalies of teeth

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24%

nevus spitz

43%

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electrocoagulation

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24%

borderline pigmented nevus

43%

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gradual deterioration of the condition

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19%

mongolian spot

40%

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does not tolerate pain

—

19%

brown spots on the skin

39%

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genital neoplasms

11%

22%

brown pigmentation after rashes

39%

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tumors of the sebaceous glands

30%

40%

seborrhea

38%

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a new patient

11%

20%

pigmented xeroderma

37%

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basal

30%

36%

nevus of the sebaceous glands

37%

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epithelioma

30%

36%

nevus ota

37%

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carcinoid

30%

36%

benign neoplasms

37%

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big head

17%

22%

black moles

36%

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skin problems

31%

36%

dysplastic nevus

36%

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hearing impaired

15%

20%

moles appear

35%

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fighting

14%

19%

skin spots

35%

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lymphosarcoma

24%

29%

The skin is not

34%

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oncology

31%

35%

lentigo

34%

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a lot of medicines

35%

38%

round rashes

33%

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primary-multiple tumors

23%

25%

melanoma-threatening nevi

33%

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head tumor

19%

21%

albinism

31%

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inflammation

14%

15%

sebaceous gland adenoma

31%

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increased

31%

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subarticular melanoma

30%

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pancreatic cancer

30%

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melanoma of the eye

30%

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red moles

30%

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has a swelling of the eye

30%

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skin overgrowth

29%

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exanthema

28%

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hyperpigmentation

28%

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rash on the torso

26%

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rashes symmetrical

24%

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keratomas on the skin

24%

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myxoma

23%

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astrocytoma

23%

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seborrheic keratosis

23%

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patient's condition

23%

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oncology in the anamnesis

23%

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asymmetry

23%

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areas of depigmentation of the skin

23%

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retinoblastoma

23%

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blue skin

23%

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warts brown

23%

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pink spots

22%

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family man

22%

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large child

22%

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dark brown spots on the skin

22%

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keratinized warts

22%

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scarring

22%

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red rash

22%

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the skin is dark

22%

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sunburn

22%

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papules

22%

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keratomas

22%

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suspicion

22%

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vascular tumor

22%

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eczema

21%

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dermatitis

21%

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hyperkeratosis

21%

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warts

20%

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bloom 's syndrome

20%

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cancer in the anamnesis

20%

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a history of organ transplantation

20%

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convex moles

20%

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cowden's disease

20%

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renal cell carcinoma

19%

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pleural mesothelioma

19%

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childhood diseases

19%

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tumors of the choroid

19%

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dark spots on the skin

19%

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greasy hair

19%

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allergy to the sun

19%

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heredity predisposition

18%

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consequences of surgery

18%

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actinic keratosis

18%

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warts on the face

18%

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rash on the limbs

18%

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poikiloderma

18%

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consequences of plastic surgery

18%

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more often in old age

18%

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metastases

18%

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hyperchromia

17%

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combination skin

17%

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pleural cancer

17%

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deafness

17%

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common rashes

17%

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oncology relatives

17%

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mesothelioma

17%

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brown spots on the legs

17%

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phacomatoses

17%

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endothelioma

17%

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superficially spreading melanoma

17%

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brown spots on the hands

17%

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choroid melanoma

17%

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brain tumors

16%

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focal hair loss

16%

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fungal mycosis

16%

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ears without features

16%

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b12 deficiency anemia

16%

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contact dermatitis

16%

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problematic skin

16%

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lips pale

16%

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pink spots on the skin

16%

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kidney sarcoma

16%

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freckles

16%

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skin is clean

16%

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consequences of taking medications

16%

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small-point rash

16%

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mess in things

16%

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lot of plans

16%

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scratches

15%

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trauma

15%

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brain tumor

15%

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no knots

15%

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kidney cancer

15%

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vitiligo, says a lot

15%

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skin is hot

15%

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legs thick

15%

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wounds heal poorly

15%

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pale skin

15%

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reddening of the skin

15%

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dry eczema

15%

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there are no complaints

15%

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forced situation

15%

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high height

15%

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can not recover

14%

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rashes on the palms

14%

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vitamin b12 reduction2

14%

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radiation damage

14%

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rashes of the sole

14%

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disorganization

14%

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dermatomycosis

14%

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rashes on the hands and feet

14%

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blue veins

14%

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a difficult teenager

14%

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vascular damage

14%

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waxy skin color

14%

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multiple warts

14%

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pale face

14%

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Addison's disease

14%

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history of radiation exposure

14%

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crusts on the skin

13%

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rash on the wrists

13%

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folliculitis

13%

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stage of recovery

13%

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a history of plastic surgery

13%

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uveit

13%

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baldness

13%

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recovery period

13%

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dermatitis and eczema

13%

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decreased skin sensitivity

13%

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petechiae

13%

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wound

13%

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brain damage

13%

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red spots on the skin

13%

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very pale

13%

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conducting an inspection

13%

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sjogren

13%

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family history of cancer

13%

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dryness

13%

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surgical infections

13%

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keratitis

12%

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small rash

12%

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stereotypia

12%

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rashes on the face

12%

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bruise

12%

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