Forhead wart? Seborrhoeic keratosis? Suitable for kriotherap | Figure 1
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Forhead wart? Seborrhoeic keratosis? Suitable for kriotheraphy?
50 year old physically fit man. Onset of isolated skin growth approximately half a year ago. He scratched it completely 4 months ago, but has since grown back. What is the diagnosis? Can cryotheraphy be used in treatment?
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