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Tutorial: Derm Morphology
Learn the different morphology classifications for dermatology lesions. Module will be ready in December 2016.
 
Module started: Nov 28, 2016
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Current lesson Try lesson now! 1 Normal Skin No cases
Try lesson now! 2 Introduction to Morphology No cases
Try lesson now! 3 Macule No cases
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Try lesson now! 5 Papule No cases
Try lesson now! 6 Plaque No cases
Try lesson now! 7 Nodule No cases
Try lesson now! 8 Vesicle No cases
Try lesson now! 9 Bulla No cases
Try lesson now! 10 Pustule No cases
Try lesson now! 11 Crust No cases
Try lesson now! 12 Scale No cases
Try lesson now! 13 Fissure No cases
Try lesson now! 14 Erosion No cases
Try lesson now! 15 Ulceration No cases
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Try lesson now! 17 Atrophy No cases
Try lesson now! 18 Lichenification No cases
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