<p>Can you see with the naked eye where the most significant skin lesion is? The lesion in question was asymptomatic and the patient unaware.</p>

<p>Many fine well-focused arborising vessels of a BCC.</p>

<p>Here it is ..... this demonstrates the importance of dermoscopcy in being able to pick up lesions not seen with the naked eye, resulting in earlier surgery, smaller scars and reduced morbidity.&nbsp;</p> <p>Images copied with kind permission from South Tees Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.</p><p>On another matter, and linking in with the other main theme of this website, please find attached new blogs on:</p> <ul><li><a href="{entry:2714:url}"><b>Wildlife tourism</b></a>&nbsp;- the good and the bad&nbsp;</li><li>The&nbsp;<a href="{entry:2710:url}"><b>Canadian Rockies</b></a></li><li><b><a href="{entry:2712:url}">Glacier National Park</a>&nbsp;</b></li></ul>

Studies highlight that the vast majority of humanity appreciate wildlife and enjoy spending time in wild places.

But yet in just 50 years (1970-2020) humanity has caused a catastrophic 73% decline in the average size of monitored wildlife populations, and animal cruelty is common place.

Every animal has the right to life and to be treated humanely.

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