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Pre-Register Online for the 2010 Annual Meeting in New York City Through April 14th!
Annual Meeting Photos Check out the photos from the ACMS 41st Annual Meeting! Attention ACMS Members: The Members Only section of the website has been updated allowing you to update your own Surgeon Finder and contact information as well as to pay your dues online. Visit now to see the new updates! |
What is Actinic Keratosis and what does it look like?Actinic (solar) keratosis is the most common type of pre-cancer. They are caused by chronic, cumulative sun exposure. Actinic keratosis looks like a scaly patch of dry skin, either flesh-colored or pink, which occurs on sun-exposed areas such as the head and neck, arms, chest and legs. Patients often describe a small area of dry skin that recurs in the same place after picking it off. Actinic keratoses should be treated early, as they may lead to squamous cell carcinoma. |
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