Current Dermatologic Diagnosis & TreatmentIrwin M. Freedberg, Miguel R. Sanchez This convenient reference enables busy clinicians to quickly find the information they need to diagnose and treat patients with dermatologic problems. The book covers 110 problems in a consistent two-page format designed for rapid access. The first page describes signs, symptoms, appropriate investigations, and complications; the second page presents pharmacological and nonpharmacological treatment options.Differential diagnosis, etiology, epidemiology, treatment aims, prognosis, and references are discussed, wherever appropriate, in sidebars that frame the primary presentations. More than 100 illustrations complement the text. Special sections review dermatologic compounding, topical and systemic therapy, and unique dermatologic modalities such as cryotherapy and phototherapy. |
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... atrophic , often with visible telangiectasias . Lesions may have decreased or absent sensation to pinprick and light touch . In 85 % , distribution is pretibial or medial malleolar ( often bilateral ) ; less often , arms , trunk , face ...
... atrophic , often with visible telangiectasias . Lesions may have decreased or absent sensation to pinprick and light touch . In 85 % , distribution is pretibial or medial malleolar ( often bilateral ) ; less often , arms , trunk , face ...
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... Atrophic scarring is more severe than in the other atrophic forms of KP , resulting in pit - like scars in a reticulate or honeycomb pattern . FD : Follicular keratotic plugging of scalp , with prominent inflammation and pustules . As ...
... Atrophic scarring is more severe than in the other atrophic forms of KP , resulting in pit - like scars in a reticulate or honeycomb pattern . FD : Follicular keratotic plugging of scalp , with prominent inflammation and pustules . As ...
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... atrophic , hairless , anhidrotic , hyperpigmented or hypopig- mented centers ; raised margins . Mature lesions : a few millimeters to several centimeters in diameter . Raised border may measure 1-10 mm in height ; characteristic furrow ...
... atrophic , hairless , anhidrotic , hyperpigmented or hypopig- mented centers ; raised margins . Mature lesions : a few millimeters to several centimeters in diameter . Raised border may measure 1-10 mm in height ; characteristic furrow ...
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Contents by specialty 1 How to use this book | 1 |
Acanthosis nigricans and confluent reticulated papillomatosis | 2 |
Acne vulgaris and hidradenitis suppurativa | 4 |
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