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The best AI keeps the clinician in the picture
The future of dermoscopy is not about choosing between clinician and machine. It is about understanding where AI can add value while clinical judgement remains firmly in the picture.
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- by Samson Mwita
Bringing “Dermoscopy, connected.” to life
A reflection on BAD 2026, where Schuco brought Dermoscopy, connected. to life through conversation, connection and a more considered view of the dermatology pathway.
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- by Samson Mwita
Thank You, BAD 2025 | A Look Back with Schuco
Join us as we take you behind the scenes of Schuco’s presence at this year’s British Aesthetic Dermatology (BAD) Conference in Glasgow.
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BAD 2024 Highlights | Schuco at the BAD Annual Meeting in Manchester
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Not All Polarised Dermatoscopes Show Critical Features | DermLite DL4
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BAD 2023 Highlights | Schuco at the BAD Annual Meeting
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Educating patients and the importance of dermatoscopes
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World Cancer Day: Improving Melanoma Detection with the ABCDE Rule
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- 1 commenton Achieve More With The Surtron 120
- by Toby Heath
Achieve More With The Surtron 120
Achieve more with the Surtron 120
The Surtron 120 is a diathermy unit designed for minimally invasive surgical procedures. It offers flexibility with its 5 operation modes:
- Cut – Produces a pure cut, allowing excisions similar to a scalpel.
- Blend – Combines the pure cut and coagulation modes into one mode. Ideal for operating in a haemostatic field, significantly improving their field of vision and reducing patient blood loss.
- Forced Coagulation – Creates resistance in the upper most layer of tissue resulting in superficial coagulation. Enables the removal of surface structures without damaging deeper or peripheral tissues as well as cauterising large surface areas quickly when required.
- Soft Coagulation – Deeper penetration of coagulation. Bleeding vessels can be sealed without carbonisation using the soft coagulation setting.
- Bipolar (with adapter) – Cauterise vessels during more complex procedures as well as easily removing raised lesions such as skin tags and warts.









