Heine Delta

Step 1: Clean the skin area to be examined.

Step 2: Apply immersion fluid (if necessary) to the skin.

Step 3: Examine the skin with the HEINE DELTA X, paying close attention to any unusual moles or lesions.

Step 4: Document any suspicious findings with the integrated digital documentation system.

Step 1: Use the dermatoscope to magnify the lesion and observe its structure.

Step 2: Assess the lesion's symmetry, border, and color.

Step 3: Look for any atypical vascular patterns.

Step 4: Compare the lesion to known dermatoscopic criteria for benign and malignant lesions.

Step 1: Capture a baseline image of the nevus with the HEINE DELTA X.

Step 2: Re-examine the nevus at regular intervals (e.g., every 6-12 months).

Step 3: Compare the current image to the baseline image to identify any changes in size, shape, or color.

Step 4: Document any significant changes and refer the patient for further evaluation if necessary.

Step 1: Attach the small contact plate to the dermatoscope.

Step 2: Carefully position the dermatoscope to visualize the lesion.

Step 3: Adjust the illumination and magnification for optimal viewing.

Step 4: Document any relevant findings.