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The 10 pages that link to Dermoscopy, each with the reason it gives.

• MelanomaRelated: Dermoscopy helps clinicians assess suspicious pigmented lesions for melanoma features.

• Skin cancerRelated: It helps clinicians assess suspicious pigmented lesions before biopsy.

• ScabiesRelated: It can reveal a mite at the end of a burrow as a distinctive triangular structure.

• Alopecia areataRelated: Characteristic hair and scalp findings can support diagnosis.

• Basal cell carcinomaRelated: It helps clinicians assess suspicious lesions before deciding whether to biopsy.

• Skin lesionRelated: It helps distinguish patterns that are difficult to see with unaided inspection.

• MelasmaRelated: It can reveal pigment patterns that support clinical assessment of melasma.

• MyiasisRelated: It can help visualize a larva or breathing pore in cutaneous infestation.

• NevusRelated: It helps clinicians assess pigment patterns when distinguishing nevi from melanoma.