Dermatological Case Presentation: Clinical Findings and Pathology Results

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PRESENTED BY DR. (FILL IN YOUR NAME)
DATE OF MEETING: 
Notes:
1. Do not put patient identifying information in this powerpoint.
2. Please review the referring physician and patient instructions on the CDS website
3. Email this presentation 
NAZANIN.EHSANI-CHIMEH@CUANSCHUTZ.EDU
 OR
ERIC.S.WILLIS@CUANSCHUTZ.EDU
1 week prior to the  CDS Quarterly Meeting
Patient # (we will fill in for you)
Case History and Exam
History plus clinical skin exam findings
Clinical photographs
Please provide non-identifying clinical photographs if
available
Histopathology results
If a skin biopsy was performed, at a minimum please fill in the microscopic
description and histopathological diagnosis
Ideally, attach photomicrographs of biopsy results if available
If your pathology was read by CU Dermatopathology, you may do the following to
obtain photomicrographs of your histopathology slides. Email Ekama Carlson at
nazanin.ehsani-chimeh@ucdenver.edu
 
or 
eric.s.willis@cuanschutz.edu
 
with the
patient’s name, date of birth, date of biopsy, and Accession or consultation
number. This should be done no later than the Tuesday before the meeting.
For pathology results read outside of CU dermpath or the University of Colorado,
you may contact Nancy Jackson at 
nancy.jackson@ucdenver.edu
. You will need
to physically mail her your pathology slides by the Tuesday before the meeting.
She will obtain photographs of your slides. The photomicrographs will be added
to your presentation and will be displayed at the meeting for discussion
Additional Workup
Optional slide, to add results of important labs and/or
imaging
Clinical dilemma
Please provide your reason for presenting this case. For
example, a diagnostic dilemma, therapeutic challenge, or
an interesting/unusual case for further discussion and
teaching purpose
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Detailed presentation materials for a dermatological case including case history, clinical skin examination findings, clinical photographs, histopathology results, and additional workup details. Emphasis on the importance of non-identifying information in presentations for discussion at the CDS Quarterly Meeting. Instructions for obtaining photomicrographs of biopsy results and contact information for pathology results outside CU Dermatopathology included.


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  1. Patient # (we will fill in for you) PRESENTED BY DR. (FILL IN YOUR NAME) DATE OF MEETING: Notes: 1. Do not put patient identifying information in this powerpoint. 2. Please review the referring physician and patient instructions on the CDS website 3. Email this presentation N A Z A N I N . E H S A N I - C H I M E H @ C U A N S C H U T Z . E D U O R E R I C . S . W I L L I S @ C U A N S C H U T Z . E D U 1 week prior to the CDS Quarterly Meeting

  2. Case History and Exam History plus clinical skin exam findings

  3. Clinical photographs Please provide non-identifying clinical photographs if available

  4. Histopathology results If a skin biopsy was performed, at a minimum please fill in the microscopic description and histopathological diagnosis Ideally, attach photomicrographs of biopsy results if available If your pathology was read by CU Dermatopathology, you may do the following to obtain photomicrographs of your histopathology slides. Email Ekama Carlson at nazanin.ehsani-chimeh@ucdenver.edu or eric.s.willis@cuanschutz.edu with the patient s name, date of birth, date of biopsy, and Accession or consultation number. This should be done no later than the Tuesday before the meeting. For pathology results read outside of CU dermpath or the University of Colorado, you may contact Nancy Jackson at nancy.jackson@ucdenver.edu. You will need to physically mail her your pathology slides by the Tuesday before the meeting. She will obtain photographs of your slides. The photomicrographs will be added to your presentation and will be displayed at the meeting for discussion

  5. Additional Workup Optional slide, to add results of important labs and/or imaging

  6. Clinical dilemma Please provide your reason for presenting this case. For example, a diagnostic dilemma, therapeutic challenge, or an interesting/unusual case for further discussion and teaching purpose

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