Meeting abstracts
BAD 2026
British Association of Dermatologists · Manchester, 30 June – 2 July 2026
639 abstracts, published in BJD on 26 June 2026.
- AI01
Exploring the role of artificial intelligence in skin cancer management: perspectives from UK dermatologists
Banda T, Li D, … senior author Shim TN
- AI04
- AI05
Establishing research priorities for artificial intelligence approaches in dermatology using an eDelphi exercise
Ramessur R, Carson L, … senior author Matin RN
- AI10
- 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
- BG11
The hidden cost of frailty: informal care in high-burden skin cancer management
Kelly R, Hegarty S, … senior author Lally A
- BG15
Acral pigmentation of the toe: when dermatophyte infection mimics melanoma
Tan J, Kongala Arachchige IP, … senior author Burova K
- BH10
Subungual tumours, a multicentre retrospective study over 30 years
Kubba F, Hawkins J, Logan I
- BH14
- 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
- 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
- BI09
- BI11
UK consensus guidelines for the management of immune checkpoint inhibitor-induced cutaneous toxicity
Tookey P, Beer L, … senior author Muinonen-Martin A
- 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
- BI20
- BI21
- BI24
Enhancing skin cancer awareness in organ transplant recipients: a national multicentre audit
Rundell C, Bala L, … senior author Bogucki P
- BI25
A change of heart: metastatic cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma in a renal transplant recipient
Conlon O, Phelan A, … senior author Roche M
- BI27
Eruptive naevi associated with encorafenib
McFeely O, Molloy O
- BI28
A wolf in sheep’s clothing: cutaneous lymphoma masquerading as infection
Sexton F, Molony P, Wynne B
- BI29
- BI32
Anti-programmed death 1 inhibitor-induced squamoproliferative eruption: a rare side effect
Crous M, Mostert B, … senior author Ahmad K
- BI33
- BI35
Skin-focused safety measures in upadacitinib-treated inflammatory bowel disease: a service evaluation
Kuladeva D, Zhen Yam AI, Paul Seenan J
- BI38
Methotrexate-associated lymphoma in atopic dermatitis: two case reports
Eid D, Ponnambath N
- 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
- BI43
A high-risk squamous cell carcinoma developing in a patient with eczema treated with upadacitinib
Murphy L, McCafferty B, … senior author McKenna D
- BI46
Acquired haemophilia A following biologic therapy for dermatological conditions: a systematic review of published case reports
Alomar A, Al Lawati A, Almulla L
- BSV02
- BSV03
Vulval melanoma: a case series and audit from a UK tertiary referral centre
Constantinou S, Hancox L, Davies E
- BSV06
The national epidemiology of genital melanoma in England: 2013–2022
Yadanar Kyaw K, Baloch H, … senior author Venables ZC
- BT03
- 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
- 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
- BT11
- BT12
- 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
- CPC03
A case of pancreatic panniculitis as the first presentation of pancreatic adenocarcinoma
Howard-James C, McDonald I
- CPC07
- CPC08
Utility of p53 immunohistochemistry in atypical fibroxanthoma and pleomorphic dermal sarcoma: a retrospective study of 50 cases
Wu D, Al-Sharbatee G, … senior author Taibjee S
- CPC13
- CPC14
Keratoacanthoma in Muir–Torre syndrome: diagnostic confidence enables conservative management
Sexton F, Carr R, … senior author Murphy LA
- CPC15
Case series of (not so) benign lesions
Qazi E, Martin-Clavijo A, … senior author Elshafie M
- DP01
Verocay or nay? An unusual Spitz naevus
Sudhir R, McDowell F, … senior author Bakshi A
- DP02
Improving Lynch syndrome screening in sebaceous neoplasms: integrating the Mayo Muir–Torre score to overcome limitations of mismatch repair immunohistochemistry
Lashin S, Kareem A, … senior author Elsheikh S
- DP08
Clinical and histopathological features of pigmented epithelioid melanocytomas: a retrospective case series
Pallippattu AW, Eledia Fox LA, … senior author Popli U
- 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
- DP11
- DP12
Practice variation in melanocytic tumours of uncertain malignant potential (MELTUMP): survey data
Twomey N, Sexton F, … senior author O’Shea S
- DP17
Categorizing BAP1-inactivated melanocytic tumours using dermoscopic and clinical features with correlation to pathology
Craig S, Wright D, … senior author Smith H