Table 2.

Clinical Assessment of Lesions by Primary Care Clinicians (PCC) Investigators

Clinical Diagnosisn = 177
Benign155/177 (87.6%)
Malignant22/177 (12.4%)
Level of Confidence
 High160/177 (90.4%)
 Low17/177 (9.6%)
Malignant Diagnoses
 BCC (Basal Cell Carcinoma)9/22 (40.9%)
 SCC (Squamous Cell Carcinoma)8/22 (36.4%)
 Melanoma5/22 (22.7%)
Benign Diagnoses
 Seborrheic Keratosis51/155 (32.9%)
 Solar Lentigo31/155 (20.0%)
 Actinic Keratosis17/155 (11.0%)
 Mildly atypical melanocytic nevus12/155 (7.7%)
 Benign other10/155 (6.5%)
 Simple Lentigo7/155 (4.5%)
 Dermatofibroma7/155 (4.5%)
 Angioma or vascular lesion6/155 (3.9%)
 Senile Purpure2/155 (1.3%)
 Sebaceous hyperplasia2/155 (1.3%)
 Moderately atypical melanocytic nevus2/155 (1.3%)
 Epidermal cyst2/155 (1.3%)
 Benign melanocytic nevus2/155 (1.3%)
 Verruca1/155 (0.6%)
 Spitz Nevus1/155 (0.6%)
 Blue nevus1/155 (0.6%)
 Acrochordon1/155 (0.6%)
Decision Regarding Further Evaluation
 Not concerned150/177 (84.7%)
 Biopsy26/177 (14.7%)
 Refer to Dermatologist1/177 (0.6%)