Step 6. Info for each lesion

– INFO FOR [xlesion] LESION:

• Is this lesion a follow-up to a case that was previously submitted? [checkbox id=Step6#13]
• Location [dropdown id=Step6#1]
• What concerns do you have about this particular lesion that prompted you to seek an examination? Please briefly explain your reasons in English.
  [textbox id=Step6#2]
• Do you perceive this as a new skin lesion or a changing pre-existing mole?
  [dropdown id=Step6#3]
• How long has this specific skin lesion been present on your skin?[dropdown id=Step6#4]
• Who has spotted this lesion? [dropdown id=Step6#5]
• Has it changed recently? (choose the most relevant) [select id=Step6#6]
• Is it flat or elevated? [dropdown id=Step6#7]
• How does the lesion feel when you touch or press on it? [dropdown id=Step6#8]
• Have you had any previous treatment for this mole? [textbox id=Step6#14]

I affirm, to the best of my understanding, that the above responses accurately depict the current condition of the mole in question, acknowledging that this information can impact the medical opinion and recommended course of action. [checkbox id=Step6#9]

UPLOAD THE PICTURES OF LESION [xlesion] BELOW

– #1 regional image: so it is clearly visible on which body part it is located on
[file id=Step6#10]
– #2 close up image: showing the skin lesion in the middle of a palm size area
[file id=Step6#11]
– #3 dermatoscopic image: using a recommended dermatoscope adapter.
[file id=Step6#12]