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Home » ABCDE’s Of Melanoma – Skin Cancer

ABCDE’s Of Melanoma – Skin Cancer

September 3, 2025 by Marksparks .arkansas Leave a Comment

ABCDE’s Of Melanoma – Skin Cancer

Question. Write short note on ABCD rule.

Answer.

ABCD rule:

This rule is given for diagnosis for malignant melanoma and skin cancers

“Understanding the ABCDEs of melanoma through FAQs: Key signs explained”

  • A is for ASYMMETRY: Half of a mole or birthmark does not match the other.
  • B is for BORDER: The edges are irregular, ragged,notched, or blurred.

“Importance of studying the ABCDEs of melanoma for healthcare professionals: Questions explained”

  • C is for COLOR: The color is not the same all over,but may have diffring shades of brown or black,sometimes with patches of red, white, or blue.
  • D is for DIAMETER: The area is larger than 6 millimeters (about ¼ inch) across, or the area has been growing.

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