Insight into the number of pre- XXXX and @entity5 of the skin in a hospital population in the Netherlands.

@entity1 @entity5 @entity1489 @entity957 @entity1491
BACKGROUND: Skin @entity5 incidence is rising, placing a burden on healthcare systems worldwide. This problem may even be more extensive than expected, since registration of (pre) @entity5 of the skin is poor. OBJECTIVE: To provide insight into the numbers of (pre) @entity5 in @entity1 with @entity1491 ( @entity1491 ) in 2 university and 2 general hospitals. METHODS: The types and numbers of previous @entity5 and of @entity5 during a two-year follow-up were collected from 574 @entity1 . RESULTS: Mean time between the first diagnosed (pre)malignancy and time of inclusion was 6.6 years. Overall, 60% had multiple types of (pre) @entity5 . In @entity1491 @entity1 , 61% had multiple BCCs, in @entity1 with @entity957 ( @entity957 ), 40% had multiple SCCs. The combination ' @entity1491 and @entity957 ' occurred in 10%, ' @entity1491 and AK' in 47%, ' @entity957 and AK' in 14%. CONCLUSION: High numbers of @entity1 with multiple (pre) @entity5 were found in this @entity1 population in university and general hospitals, which may well reflect the Dutch hospital population. We conclude that @entity1489 @entity1 are more extensively affected than was expected up till now. Consequently, the management of @entity1489 may be in need of adaptation in near future and the question arises whether dermatologists have the capacity for providing care for all these @entity1 .
