Dermatological Malignancy - Seborrheic Keratosis

Question 1

What are Seborrheic Keratsoses?

Answer 1

Benign warty epidermal growths that occur commonly with skin ageing.

Question 2

Clinical Presentation of Seborrheic Keratoses (4).

Answer 2

1. Asymptomatic.
2. Mildly Pruritic.
3. Well-Defined ‘Stuck-on’ Warty Plaque with Fissured Keratin Surface.
4. Slow Growing.

Question 3

Management of Seborrheic Keratosis (3).

Answer 3

1. Conservative.
2. Cryotherapy.
3. Curettage.
4. Laser Ablation.