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Meeting abstracts

BAD 2026

British Association of Dermatologists · Manchester, 30 June – 2 July 2026

639 abstracts, published in BJD on 26 June 2026.

  1. AI01

    Exploring the role of artificial intelligence in skin cancer management: perspectives from UK dermatologists

    Banda T, Li D, … senior author Shim TN

  2. AI03

    Common law with divergent futures: a comparative analysis of medicolegal liability for artificial intelligence-discordant triage in Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

    McGarel S, Barry R, … senior author Da Silva F

  3. AI04

    Implementing AI DERM technology into the urgent skin cancer pathway at an NHS district hospital: is it worth it?

    Kemp A

  4. AI05

    Establishing research priorities for artificial intelligence approaches in dermatology using an eDelphi exercise

    Ramessur R, Carson L, … senior author Matin RN

  5. AI06

    Can large language models replicate expert consensus in dermatology research prioritization?

    Carson L, Ramessur R, … senior author Matin RN

  6. AI08

    Validation of the EczemaNet artificial intelligence-based eczema severity tool in a paediatric population

    Gavin Fong WC, Strawford J, … senior author Thomas K

  7. AI09

    Diagnostic accuracy of artificial intelligence in dermatology across skin colour, ethnic background and Fitzpatrick skin types: a systematic review

    Elabd N, Binamer Y

  8. AI10

    Multicentre prospective clinical performance analysis of an artificial intelligence as a medical device deployed within UK NHS urgent suspected skin cancer pathways: device performance does not vary with cancer incidence

    Jacklin C, McLauchlan M, … senior author Kalsi D

  9. AI11

    Explainable multiclass artificial intelligence for safe identification and subtyping of benign skin lesions in suspected cancer pathways

    Limpabandhu C, Shams F, … senior author Hogan S

  10. AI12

    Bad skin, bad guy? Dermatological tropes in artificial intelligence-generated characters

    Jubain MA, Jubain NA

  11. AI13

    Rethinking peer review in the artificial intelligence era: artificial intelligence adoption for dermatology peer review

    Lloyd-Morris D, Potluru A, … senior author Li D

  12. AI14

    The performance of large language models on the dermatology Specialty Certificate Examination

    Shehab M, Alwan W

  13. AI17

    The regulatory trilemma: a comparative analysis of three-tiered artificial intelligence market access in Great Britain, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland

    McGarel S, Barry R, … senior author Fleming S

  14. BC07

    Current applications of optical coherence tomography in aesthetic dermatology: a scoping review

    Babani K, Abou Swid AA, … senior author Layton A

  15. BH06

    Monitoring of nail psoriasis with optical coherence tomography under treatment with tildrakizumab for 52 weeks

    Hobelsberger S, Schmirler S, … senior author Beissert S

  16. BT03

    Optimizing skin cancer referral pathways at the primary–secondary care interface: the role of a primary care skin cancer pathway lead

    Alikhan S, Urwin R, Hussain W

  17. BT05

    A retrospective analysis of the use of Deep Ensemble for Recognition of Malignancy (DERM) for triaging skin lesions

    Shaheed M, Scott A, Chandrakumar A

  18. BT06

    Introduction of a medical photography hub to optimize phototriage of 2-week-wait referrals

    Armstrong T, Hunter H, … senior author Armstrong K

  19. BT08

    Real world variability in teledermatologist discharge rates in AI-enabled urgent suspected cancer pathways

    Han D, Jacklin C, … senior author Luck J

  20. BT11

    A service evaluation of the NHS skin cancer 2-week wait pathway: comparing traditional face-to-face dermatology with an AI-enabled teledermatology service

    Gor D, Belgi A, Zwain A

  21. CD25

    Seeing beyond ICDRG: dermoscopic signatures and reclassification of patch test reactions

    Agrawal S, Bansal S, … senior author Thakur V

  22. DE03

    Innovating dermatology education: a novel artificial intelligence-driven virtual patient simulation for medical students

    Rafique S, Rajendran K

  23. DE05

    Exploring the use of ChatGPT as a study tool to help develop communication skills in undergraduate dermatology education

    Svendsen L, Helbling I, … senior author Bird T

  24. DE07

    Integration of artificial intelligence: virtual patient simulation in undergraduate dermatology education

    Abu Jubain M, Georgiou N, … senior author Helbling I

  25. DP17

    Categorizing BAP1-inactivated melanocytic tumours using dermoscopic and clinical features with correlation to pathology

    Craig S, Wright D, … senior author Smith H

  26. DS04

    Improving Mohs micrographic surgery mapping with handheld thermal print instant photography

    Lim PN, Brass D

  27. DS29

    Intraoperative marking and photographs to facilitate the optimal planning of adjuvant radiation treatment

    Barlow R, Chan D, … senior author Mortimer N

  28. GD07

    Clinicodermoscopic and histopathological correlation in Hansen disease: a cross-sectional observational study from a South-East Asian tertiary care centre

    Reddy Bathula M, Panda M, … senior author Kumar Jena A

  29. HX12

    The evolution of teledermatology

    McKenna S

  30. LY14

    Diagnostic challenges in cutaneous lymphomas: the importance of multisite biopsy and challenges with clonality interpretation

    White J, Brennan S, … senior author Child F

  31. O01

    Real-world effectiveness of artificial intelligence-assisted lesion triage on cancer waiting times

    Carson L, Fleming R, … senior author Fleming C

  32. P001

    Real-world diagnostic performance of artificial intelligence in skin cancer screening

    Earnshaw C, Cheung K, … senior author McMullen E

  33. P002

    A systematic review comparing artificial intelligence models’ ability to diagnose dermatological conditions

    Ejercito Chavez CK, Turcanu V

  34. P003

    Artificial intelligence in dermatology: current clinical applications, limitations and implementation challenges

    Shelton E, Patel J, … senior author Tolkachjov S

  35. P005

    The rise of artificial intelligence-powered teledermatology: transforming skin disease diagnosis, monitoring and personalized treatment plans in remote settings

    Su Huey AK, Karabulut E, … senior author Uwishema O

  36. P006

    Evaluation of referral quality and barriers to artificial intelligence integration in a teledermatology 2-week-wait pathway

    Baby J, Ham DH, Khoo A

  37. P007

    Real-world multicentre clinical performance evaluation of an artificial intelligence as a medical device across darker skin tones

    McLauchlan M, Han D, … senior author Luck J

  38. P008

    Beyond 1 year: extended-interval comparison of digital dermoscopic images increases melanoma detection rates in a high-risk melanoma cohort

    Shield L, dos Santos SB, Belgi G

  39. P009

    Safety and service impact of dermatologist second read in artificial intelligence-assisted teledermatology

    Meghoma L, Font DM, Chandler D

  40. P028

    Cutaneous sarcoidosis in a child with type 1 diabetes: dermoscopic findings and clinical correlation

    Baba R, Baraz S, … senior author Hjira N

  41. P059

    Dermoscopy of naevoid melanoma: a comparative analysis of shared diagnostic features in histologically confirmed cases

    Nugent H, Mitsaki KS, … senior author Keith D

  42. P067

    From inbox to insight: dermatology teaching for administrative staff in an evolving digital world

    Wong V, Li D, … senior author Sanyal S

  43. P071

    Dermoscopea: expanding global access to dermoscopy through light-emitting diode loupes, mobile device dermoscopy, 3D-printed solutions and open-access education

    Ahmed H, Prideaux A, … senior author Keith D

  44. P072

    Improving governance and consent in dermatology clinical photography: a retrospective audit informing development of a secure digital workflow

    Flynn AO, Leahy M, … senior author Reid C

  45. P076

    A multicentre evaluation of surveillance outcomes and phenotypic trends in carriers of CDKN2A pathogenic variants

    Nicholls I, Robinson P, … senior author Willsmore Z

  46. P111

    Evaluating the performance of the Vitiligo Signs of Activity Score using prospective photographically documented vitiligo activity

    Gupta V, Sathvi KM, … senior author Khan M

  47. P218

    Improving efficiency in dermatology: the role of teledermatology in urgent suspected cancer referrals

    Peck J, Halpern J

  48. PA13

    Cutaneous clues to congenital anomalies: a neonatal case of PELVIS syndrome

    Thundercliffe J, Elaribi S, … senior author Corden E

  49. PA17

    Evaluation of magnetic resonance imaging use in paediatric vascular anomalies before and after implementation of local imaging guidance

    Shahab J, Murphy R, … senior author Huna K

  50. PD01

    Targeted phototherapy with monochromatic excimer light is not efficacious in the management of residual vitiligo patches following whole-body narrowband ultraviolet B light therapy: an open-label, prospective study

    Mehta N, Khandpur S, … senior author Sahni K