Presentation of case 4- Possible melanoma on the scalp

A 51-year-old male patient, with no relevant medical conditions, reported the growth of a dark mole on the scalp, which showed signs of inflammation and accumulation of purulent exudate. A presumptive diagnosis of a possible melanoma with a specificity of 78% was made remotely on February 26, 2022 by another doctor, using the Skin Vision algorithm, with 95% sensitivity. The doctor suggested removal of the lesion. By his own decision, the patient refused the surgical approach and modified the prescribed treatment with protocol D, to include a pure CD solution at 3,000 ppm. The CD solution was applied by direct atomization on the lesion every 8 h, while leaving the area uncovered, and repeating until complete recovery of the skin, which occurred eight months after starting the treatment (Fig. 4).