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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. AI04

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

    Kemp A

  2. BG11

    The hidden cost of frailty: informal care in high-burden skin cancer management

    Kelly R, Hegarty S, … senior author Lally A

  3. BH10

    Subungual tumours, a multicentre retrospective study over 30 years

    Kubba F, Hawkins J, Logan I

  4. BH14

    Fibrosing alopecia in a patterned distribution following photodynamic therapy for actinic keratosis: a potential trigger for scarring alopecia

    Ra A, Harries M

  5. BI06

    Skin cancer risk stratification and surveillance practices in an Irish cohort of kidney transplant recipients

    Helena Yoo LJ, Victory L, … senior author Hackett C

  6. BI08

    Spectrum of mucocutaneous disorders in organ transplant recipients living with HIV: insights from the international MOTH study

    Jarman P, Junejo MH, … senior author Harwood C

  7. BI09

    Risk of skin cancer in solid organ transplant recipients prescribed biologics for psoriasis

    Ray R, Chin N, Yu J

  8. BI16

    Double trouble: accelerated and aggressive skin cancer risk in solid organ transplant recipients with haematological (pre)malignancies

    Patel M, Modak R, … senior author Harwood C

  9. BI21

    Improving skin cancer recognition in transplant patients using high-fidelity three-dimensional models of skin cancers: a pilot study

    Hanley G, Hemavathy S, Lenane P

  10. BI25

    A change of heart: metastatic cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma in a renal transplant recipient

    Conlon O, Phelan A, … senior author Roche M

  11. BI29

    Two cases of periungual squamous cell carcinoma in situ in immunosuppressed renal transplant recipients

    Sagoo M, Mary Wain E

  12. BI32

    Anti-programmed death 1 inhibitor-induced squamoproliferative eruption: a rare side effect

    Crous M, Mostert B, … senior author Ahmad K

  13. BI35

    Skin-focused safety measures in upadacitinib-treated inflammatory bowel disease: a service evaluation

    Kuladeva D, Zhen Yam AI, Paul Seenan J

  14. BI41

    An audit of skin cancer surveillance practices in solid organ transplant recipients in a tertiary dermatology department in Ireland

    Howard-James C, Ozoani N, Lenane P

  15. BI43

    A high-risk squamous cell carcinoma developing in a patient with eczema treated with upadacitinib

    Murphy L, McCafferty B, … senior author McKenna D

  16. 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

  17. BT09

    Cutting out the clinic: evaluating a teledermatology-led tertiary urgent skin cancer service with a ‘direct-to-surgery’ pathway

    Mitchell B, Imran A, … senior author Mitra A

  18. BT13

    Teledermatology follow-up for low-risk lesions: surgical and histological outcomes from a 6-year cohort

    Bhadresha S, Zaman S, … senior author Fearfield L

  19. CPC14

    Keratoacanthoma in Muir–Torre syndrome: diagnostic confidence enables conservative management

    Sexton F, Carr R, … senior author Murphy LA

  20. DP09

    A national skin cancer service review reporting on geographical variation at the NHS trust level among 2013–2023 diagnoses in England

    van Bodegraven B, Vernon S, … senior author Venables ZC

  21. DP30

    Lymphovascular and perineural invasion, and possibly desmoplasia, predict behaviour of high-risk cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma

    Heng Tan KY, Rickaby W, … senior author Proby C

  22. DS03

    Surgical excision may not be necessary for biopsy-confirmed cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma with a clinically resolved biopsy site

    O’Kelly S, Ahmad F, … senior author Birnie A

  23. DS09

    Fifteen years’ experience of the ‘Omega’ composite graft for full-thickness defects of the nasal ala and distal nose

    Riad C, Hussain W

  24. DS14

    Acquired capillary malformation (Fegeler syndrome) following basal cell carcinoma excision with glabellar flap reconstruction: a rare complication

    Chawla S, Anjum N

  25. DS15

    A national survey of the structure and characteristics of specialist skin cancer multidisciplinary teams across the UK

    Wijekoon T, Lam M, Wernham A

  26. DS17

    Management of postradiotherapy nonhealing scalp defects using local flap reconstruction

    Lim PN, Oliphant T

  27. DS18

    Comparative analysis of real-world cost and carbon footprint of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma follow-up pathways

    Price K, Tarn-Chapman W, Tso S

  28. DS20

    Are pre-Mohs biopsies always necessary? A risk–benefit analysis from a regional UK Mohs centre

    Rafiq H, Hassanin K, … senior author Atikpo M

  29. DS21

    Filler or foe: persistent hyaluronic acid filler encountered during Mohs micrographic surgery

    Gardner L, Hunt W, … senior author Oliphant T

  30. DS23

    Risk stratification and surgical management of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma: a single-centre real-world cohort study

    Jassal-Prior P, Haqiqi A, … senior author Oliphant T

  31. DS26

    Biodegradable Temporising Matrix: a synthetic tissue substrate as an alternative to local complex surgical reconstruction of excisional skin cancer defects

    Grechin C, Barry R

  32. DS28

    Mohs micrographic surgery for non-basal cell carcinomas: a national survey on current practice in the UK

    Riad C, Wernham A, … senior author Hussain W

  33. DS29

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

    Barlow R, Chan D, … senior author Mortimer N

  34. GD02

    Understanding risk factors to strengthen skin cancer surveillance programmes for people with albinism in East Africa

    Roberts E, Mataiga R, … senior author Freeland H

  35. HX06

    Mule spinners’ cancer: a brief history

    Goodarzi R, Orpin S

  36. 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

  37. P052

    Treatment of nodular basal cell carcinomas on the tip of the nose, with a diameter < 1 cm, on an Aegean Sea island with a combination of immunocryosurgery and laser CO2: 5-year follow-up

    Palaiologos G, Mavrogiorgos A

  38. P077

    Ageing and its impact on skin cancer incidence in England, 2013–2022

    Ye W, van Bodegraven B, … senior author Venables ZC

  39. P081

    Clinical frailty predicts both lifetime burden and active presentation of keratinocyte cancer: a cohort study

    Kelly R, Hegarty S, … senior author Lally A

  40. P089

    Socioeconomic deprivation and skin cancer incidence in Greater Manchester: a population-based cohort study

    Lee DE, Lai L, … senior author Yiu Z

  41. P096

    Incidental detection of cutaneous malignancy during full-skin examination in a dermatology lesion clinic: a retrospective case review study

    Ryan S, Alsharqi A, … senior author McKenna S

  42. P189

    Shallow cuts, deeper issues: the primacy of deep margins in cutaneous squamous cell cancer

    Misky AT, Paiva M, … senior author Pollock J

  43. P195

    All-Wales basal cell carcinoma reaudit 2024/25: assessing compliance and outcomes in secondary care dermatology

    Malik B, Gold A, Popli U

  44. P201

    Fish skin grafts for Mohs defects: a promising alternative in dermatological surgery

    Vetsiou E, Faisal F, Bashir SJ

  45. P202

    Indoor vs. outdoor daylight photodynamic therapy for multiple actinic keratoses: a weatherproof approach

    Liew SY, Bridgewater K, … senior author Patel GK

  46. P203

    Outcomes of a novel patient-initiated follow-up pathway for cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma

    Kasaravalli N, Akpata O, … senior author Anderson A

  47. P204

    Identifying variations in the ratio of basal cell carcinoma to cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma in England from 2013 to 2022 by demographics and geography

    Staria Chan HL, van Bodegraven B, Venables ZC

  48. P206

    Conversion rates for urgent suspected skin cancer referrals in England 2009–2023

    Mitra A, van Bodegraven B, Venables ZC

  49. P207

    Evaluation of more than 6000 referrals to dermatology for urgent suspected cancer managed by digitized store-and-forward teledermatology as an alternative to face-to-face assessment

    Miah N, Michelmore C, … senior author De Silva B

  50. P209

    The survival divide in skin cancer: national evidence across common and rare tumour types

    Fariyike O, Johnson NA, … senior author Venables ZC