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2018 Dermcoll , 51ST ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING

19 May – 22 May 2018 in Gold Coast Convention & Exhibition Centre, Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia

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Phototherapy – relevance in current dermatology practice

Abstract Number: 2

Update on tumours of the nail

Abstract Number: 3

Evidenced based medicine series: Surviving survival analysis

Abstract Number: 4

Nicotinamide and skin cancer chemoprevention: The jury is still out

Abstract Number: 5

Update in psychocutaneous medicine

Abstract Number: 6

Skin thinking, artificial intelligence and dermatology

Abstract Number: 7

Atopic dermatitis: An Australian management consensus

Abstract Number: 8

Superficial disease is harder to clear than infiltrative disease on the nasal tip and alar

Abstract Number: 9

A complex case of vulval pyoderma gangrenosum

Abstract Number: 10

Cutaneous Epstein Barr virus-associated diffuse large B-cell lymphoma presenting against a background of angioimmunoblastic t-cell lymphoma

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