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Those located in the palms, soles, and axillae respond primarily to emotional
stimuli whereas those on the remainder of the body are stimulated by thermal
stress and play a major role in temperature regulation. Hyperhidrosis is defined
as an ...
Those located in the palms, soles, and axillae respond primarily to emotional
stimuli whereas those on the remainder of the body are stimulated by thermal
stress and play a major role in temperature regulation. Hyperhidrosis is defined
as an ...
Page 129
During the last 4 bouts of herpes simplex, the patient has noticed a progressively
more severe rash on his palms, soles, and genitalia that clears within 2 weeks.
On physical examination, grouped, crusted vesicles are noted in the right side of
...
During the last 4 bouts of herpes simplex, the patient has noticed a progressively
more severe rash on his palms, soles, and genitalia that clears within 2 weeks.
On physical examination, grouped, crusted vesicles are noted in the right side of
...
Page 185
The most common is unilateral scaling of the palm accompanied by involvement
of the fingernails of the same hand (Fig. 14-14). This infection is caused by T.
rubrum and is almost invariably associated with involvement of both soles and ...
The most common is unilateral scaling of the palm accompanied by involvement
of the fingernails of the same hand (Fig. 14-14). This infection is caused by T.
rubrum and is almost invariably associated with involvement of both soles and ...
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Contents
Understanding the Skin | 1 |
Basic Dermatologic | 11 |
Diagnostic Procedures | 19 |
Copyright | |
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acid acne acute adults agents annular antibiotic antibodies appearance applied areas associated asymptomatic atopic dermatitis bacterial basal cell biopsy blistering bullae bullous candidiasis cause cell carcinoma characterized chronic clinical common commonly contact dermatitis corticosteroid cream cutaneous dermis develop diagnosis disease disorder drug eczematous effective epidermis eruption erythema erythromycin excision excoriations exposure face factors frequently fungal infection glands hair herpes simplex hyperpigmentation inflammatory involvement itching keratosis KOH preparation lesions lichen lichen planus lupus erythematosus malignant manifestations melanocytes melanoma membrane ment months mucous nail nevus nodules normal occur ointment oral pain palms papules patient pemphigus penicillin physical examination pigmented plaques prednisone present produce psoriasis purpura pyoderma reaction recurrent response result scaling scalp scarring seborrheic dermatitis secondary severe skin lesions steroid sweat symptoms syndrome syphilis systemic tetracycline therapy tients tinea tinea pedis tion topical treated treatment trunk tumor twice daily typical ulceration urticaria usually vasculitis warts weeks xanthomas
Bibliographic information
| Title | The practice of dermatology |
| Authors | Richard L. Dobson, Donald C. Abele |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Harper & Row, 1985 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Aug 16, 2008 |
| ISBN | 006140697X, 9780061406973 |
| Length | 339 pages |
| Subjects | › Dermatology Medical / Dermatology Medical / General Skin Skin - Diseases Skin Diseases |
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