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A 45-year-old woman consulted for this whitish hard lesion at the tip of her nose. Clinically the lesion was in favor of a
basal cell carcinoma sclerodermiform type.
Dermoscopy revealed a
whitish homogenous pattern, few
vessels (red lines) non typical of a BCC and an
ulceration (arrow).
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Dermoscopy was not very contributive to the diagnosis of BCC in this sclerodermifom type.