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✘Borderline pigmented nevus

✘Teardrop- shaped hypomelanosis

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85%

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100%

brown moles

64%

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vitiligo, says a lot

14%

62%

melanoma

56%

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rashes on the bends of the arms

—

38%

lot of moles

55%

—

photo-aging of the skin

—

36%

nevus ota

54%

—

rash on the elbow folds

—

36%

lentigo

49%

—

areas of depigmentation of the skin

22%

57%

lot of operations in small things

44%

—

common rashes

16%

50%

nevus spitz

41%

—

rash folds

—

33%

blue nevus

41%

—

rashes on the knees

—

31%

hyperpigmentation

40%

—

rash on the elbows

—

31%

mongolian spot

38%

—

rashes on the shoulders

—

29%

a lot of medicines

36%

—

rash from the sun

—

27%

pigmented xeroderma

35%

—

rashes on the chest

—

26%

dark brown spots on the skin

35%

—

rash on the limbs

—

25%

blue skin

34%

—

rashes on the bends of the joints

—

15%

dysplastic nevus

34%

—

rashes on the hands and feet

13%

26%

moles appear

34%

—

rashes on his legs

12%

23%

black moles

34%

—

rashes on the hands

12%

23%

the skin is dark

33%

—

skin spots

36%

44%

large mole

33%

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impaired lung function

17%

papules

33%

—

drug disease

16%

round rashes

32%

—

skin problems

30%

36%

benign neoplasms

32%

—

conducting an inspection

12%

17%

melanoma-threatening nevi

32%

—

dark spots on the skin

31%

—

oncology

31%

—

freckles

30%

—

albinism

29%

—

basal

29%

—

pancreatic cancer

29%

—

carcinoid

29%

—

epithelioma

28%

—

has a swelling of the eye

28%

—

red moles

28%

—

melanoma of the eye

28%

—

subarticular melanoma

28%

—

exanthema

26%

—

malignization

25%

—

skin cancer

25%

—

dubreuil 's melanosis

24%

—

electrocoagulation

24%

—

lymphosarcoma

23%

—

rashes symmetrical

23%

—

keratomas on the skin

23%

—

warts brown

22%

—

primary-multiple tumors

22%

—

seborrhea

22%

—

retinoblastoma

22%

—

asymmetry

22%

—

oncology in the anamnesis

22%

—

myxoma

22%

—

seborrheic keratosis

22%

—

pink spots

21%

—

keratinized warts

21%

—

large child

21%

—

red rash

21%

—

scarring

21%

—

keratomas

21%

—

suspicion

21%

—

vascular tumor

21%

—

sunburn

21%

—

family man

21%

—

astrocytoma

21%

—

eczema

20%

—

hyperkeratosis

20%

—

dermatitis

20%

—

warts

19%

—

convex moles

19%

—

fighting

19%

—

cancer in the anamnesis

19%

—

bloom 's syndrome

19%

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cancer

19%

—

cowden's disease

19%

—

nevus of the sebaceous glands

18%

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The skin is not

18%

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tumors of the choroid

18%

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allergy to the sun

18%

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pleural mesothelioma

18%

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renal cell carcinoma

18%

—

childhood diseases

18%

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head tumor

18%

—

brown spots on the skin

40%

21%

heredity predisposition

17%

—

actinic keratosis

17%

—

combination skin

17%

—

increased

17%

—

brown pigmentation after rashes

40%

21%

poikiloderma

17%

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warts on the face

17%

—

metastases

17%

—

more often in old age

17%

—

history of surgery

33%

15%

kidney sarcoma

16%

—

small-point rash

16%

—

hyperchromia

16%

—

pleural cancer

16%

—

deafness

16%

—

oncology relatives

16%

—

skin overgrowth

16%

—

mesothelioma

16%

—

big head

16%

—

phacomatoses

16%

—

superficially spreading melanoma

16%

—

brown spots on the hands

16%

—

choroid melanoma

16%

—

endothelioma

16%

—

brown spots on the legs

16%

—

sebaceous gland adenoma

15%

—

b12 deficiency anemia

15%

—

dry eczema

15%

—

ears without features

15%

—

fungal mycosis

15%

—

focal hair loss

15%

—

contact dermatitis

15%

—

lips pale

15%

—

pale skin

15%

—

mess in things

15%

—

lot of plans

15%

—

skin is clean

15%

—

pink spots on the skin

15%

—

problematic skin

15%

—

brain tumors

15%

—

kidney cancer

14%

—

Addison's disease

14%

—

no knots

14%

—

patient's condition

14%

—

can not recover

14%

—

pale face

14%

—

multiple warts

14%

—

legs thick

14%

—

skin is hot

14%

—

high height

14%

—

oily skin

14%

—

trauma

14%

—

brain tumor

14%

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tumors of the sebaceous glands

14%

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reddening of the skin

14%

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there are no complaints

14%

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hearing impaired

14%

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dermatomycosis

13%

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inflammation

13%

—

red spots on the skin

13%

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dryness

13%

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sjogren

13%

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family history of cancer

13%

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very pale

13%

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blue veins

13%

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a difficult teenager

13%

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surgical infections

13%

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rashes on the palms

13%

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vitamin b12 reduction2

13%

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waxy skin color

13%

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history of radiation exposure

13%

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rashes of the sole

13%

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disorganization

13%

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radiation damage

13%

—

uveit

12%

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rashes dry

12%

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thermal burns

12%

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porous skin

12%

—

cns tumors

12%

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thin skin

12%

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folliculitis

12%

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stage of recovery

12%

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dermatitis and eczema

12%

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brain damage

12%

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rash on the wrists

12%

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a history of plastic surgery

12%

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rash on the torso

12%

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baldness

12%

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crusts on the skin

12%

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decreased skin sensitivity

12%

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recovery period

12%

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petechiae

12%

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rashes on the face

11%

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hemorrhages on the skin

11%

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genital neoplasms

11%

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small rash

11%

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stereotypia

11%

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