Think systematically and follow a logical sequence throughout the steps of diagnostic decisions with Decision-Making in Dermatology. This valuable resource is perfect for dermatologists and trainees, as well as internists and family medicine physicians who need to make informed decisions about their patients' care on a day-to-day basis. Practical and easy to use, it’s filled with work-up and diagnostic algorithms and clinical images that provide easy-to-follow guidance when encountering patients whose clinical presentation is unfamiliar or complex. Each point-of-care algorithm represents a common dermatologic disorder or disease, and offers a concise visual representation that clearly guides you through the steps of efficient and effective decision making.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Contributors - p. v 7. Acknowledgments - p. xi 8. PART I: Erythema Without Scale - p. P1 9. 1. Facial Erythema - p. 2 10. 2. Red Scrotum/Vulva (Nonscaly Entities) - p. 4 11. 3. Intertriginous Erythema - p. 8 12. 4. Acral Erythema - p. 10 13. 5. Isolated Erythema - p. 12 14. 6. Generalized Erythema - p. 14 15. 7. Annular and Figurate Erythemas - p. 16 16. 8. Flagellate Erythema - p. 18 17. PART II: Skin Hardening - p. P21 18. 9. Localized Skin Hardening - p. 22 19. 10. Diffuse Skin Hardening - p. 24 20. PART III: Sloughing Skin - p. P27 21. 11. Localized Skin Sloughing - p. 28 22. 12. Generalized Sloughing Skin - p. 32 23. PART IV: Nodules - p. P35 24. 13. Purple Plums - p. 36 25. 14. Hard Nodules - p. 38 26. 15. Isolated Chronic Nodule - p. 40 27. 16. Acute or Recurrent Nodules - p. 44 28. 17. Diffuse Chronic Nodules - p. 48 29. PART V: Vesicles/Bullae - p. P51 30. 18. Localized Vesicles/Bullae - p. 52 31. 19. Generalized Vesicles and Bullae - p. 54 32. PART VI: Ulcers/Erosions - p. P59 33. 20. Oral Ulcers - p. 60 34. 21. Anogenital Ulcers - p. 64 35. 22. Cutaneous Ulcer(s) - p. 68 36. 23. Acral Ulcers - p. 70 37. 24. Punched-Out Erosions - p. 72 38. PART VII: Papules and Plaques - p. P75 39. 25. Verrucous Papules and Plaques - p. 76 40. 26. Spiny Papules - p. 80 41. 27. Targetoid Papules - p. 84 42. 28. Monomorphic Papules - p. 86 43. 29. Umbilicated Lesions - p. 90 44. 30. Acneiform Papules - p. 94 45. 31. Perforating Papules - p. 98 46. 32. Edematous, “Juicy” Papules - p. 100 47. 33. Annular Papules and Plaques - p. 102 48. 34. Linear Papules and Plaques - p. 106 49. 35. Dermal Papules and Plaques - p. 108 50. 36. Perifollicular Papules - p. 112 51. 37. Pityriasiform Papules and Plaques - p. 116 52. 38. Lichenoid Papules and Plaques - p. 118 53. 39. Eczematous Papules and Plaques - p. 120 54. 40. Psoriasiform Papules and Plaques - p. 122 55. 41. Morbilliform Rash - p. 126 56. 42. Erythroderma - p. 130 57. 43. Palmoplantar Papules and Plaques - p. 132 58. 44. Periorificial Papules and Plaques - p. 136 59. 45. Groin/Genital Papules and Plaques With Scale - p. 138 60. 46. Axillary Papule - p. 140 61. PART VIII: Pustules - p. P143 62. 47. Scalp Pustules - p. 144 63. 48. Palmoplantar Pustules - p. 148 64. 49. Localized Pustules - p. 150 65. 50. Generalized Pustules - p. 152 66. PART IX: Vascular - p. P155 67. 51. Telangiectasias - p. 156 68. 52. Vascular Birthmarks - p. 158 69. 53. Bright Red Vascular Papule(s) - p. 160 70. 54. Petechiae - p. 162 71. 55. Macular Purpura - p. 164 72. 56. Palpable Purpura - p. 166 73. 57. Retiform Purpura - p. 168 74. PART X: Urticaria - p. P171 75. 58. Acute Urticaria - p. 172 76. 59. Chronic Urticaria - p. 174 77. 60. Urticaria With Other Symptoms - p. 176 78. PART XI: Poikiloderma - p. P179 79. 61. Inherited Poikiloderma - p. 180 80. 62. Acquired Poikiloderma - p. 182 81. PART XII: Atrophy - p. P185 82. 63. Epidermal Atrophy - p. 186 83. 64. Dermal Atrophy and Lipoatrophy - p. 188 84. PART XIII: Pigment Disorders - p. P191 85. 65. Facial Hyperpigmentation - p. 192 86. 66. Other Localized Hyperpigmentation - p. 194 87. 67. Generalized Hyperpigmentation - p. 198 88. 68. Hypopigmented Macules - p. 200 89. 69. Depigmented Skin - p. 204 90. PART XIV: Colorful Isolated Lesions - p. P207 91. 70. Black Lesions - p. 208 92. 71. Blue Lesions - p. 210 93. 72. Brown Lesions - p. 212 94. 73. Pink Lesions - p. 214 95. 74. Yellow Lesions - p. 216 96. PART XV: Pruritus (Without Primary Findings) - p. P219 97. 75. Scalp Pruritus - p. 220 98. 76. Anogenital Pruritus - p. 222 99. 77. Other Localized Pruritus - p. 224 100. 78. General Pruritus - p. 228 101. PART XVI: Photodistributed Rash - p. P231 102. 79. Acute Photodistributed Rash - p. 232 103. 80. Chronic Photodistributed Rash - p. 234 104. PART XVII: Sweating Disorder - p. P237 105. 81. Hyperhidrosis - p. 238 106. 82. Anhidrosis/Hypohidrosis - p. 240 107. PART XVIII: Pregnancy Rash - p. P244 108. 83. Pregnancy Dermatoses - p. 244 109. PART XIX: Lip Disorders - p. P247 110. 84. Facial Swelling - p. 248 111. 85. Cheilitis - p. 250 112. 86. Lip Lesions - p. 252 113. PART XX: Hair Disorders - p. P255 114. 87. Focal Alopecia - p. 256 115. 88. Diffuse Alopecia - p. 258 116. 89. Hypertrichosis - p. 260 117. 90. Hirsutism - p. 262 118. PART XXI: Nail Disorders - p. P265 119. 91. Nail Shape Changes - p. 266 120. 92. Discolored Nails - p. 268 121. 93. Transverse/Longitudinal Nail Changes - p. 270 122. 94. Thickened Nails - p. 272 123. 95. Other Textural Nail Changes - p. 274 124. 96. Isolated Nail Growths - p. 276 125. Appendix 1 - p. 280 126. Index - p. 305
Think systematically and follow a logical sequence throughout the steps of diagnostic decisions with Decision-Making in Dermatology. This valuable resource is perfect for dermatologists and trainees, as well as internists and family medicine physicians who need to make informed decisions about their patients' care on a day-to-day basis. Practical and easy to use, it’s filled with work-up and diagnostic algorithms and clinical images that provide easy-to-follow guidance when encountering patients whose clinical presentation is unfamiliar or complex. Each point-of-care algorithm represents a common dermatologic disorder or disease, and offers a concise visual representation that clearly guides you through the steps of efficient and effective decision making.
1. Title of Book - p. i 2. Cover image - p. i 3. Title page - p. ii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Contributors - p. v 7. Acknowledgments - p. xi 8. PART I: Erythema Without Scale - p. P1 9. 1. Facial Erythema - p. 2 10. 2. Red Scrotum/Vulva (Nonscaly Entities) - p. 4 11. 3. Intertriginous Erythema - p. 8 12. 4. Acral Erythema - p. 10 13. 5. Isolated Erythema - p. 12 14. 6. Generalized Erythema - p. 14 15. 7. Annular and Figurate Erythemas - p. 16 16. 8. Flagellate Erythema - p. 18 17. PART II: Skin Hardening - p. P21 18. 9. Localized Skin Hardening - p. 22 19. 10. Diffuse Skin Hardening - p. 24 20. PART III: Sloughing Skin - p. P27 21. 11. Localized Skin Sloughing - p. 28 22. 12. Generalized Sloughing Skin - p. 32 23. PART IV: Nodules - p. P35 24. 13. Purple Plums - p. 36 25. 14. Hard Nodules - p. 38 26. 15. Isolated Chronic Nodule - p. 40 27. 16. Acute or Recurrent Nodules - p. 44 28. 17. Diffuse Chronic Nodules - p. 48 29. PART V: Vesicles/Bullae - p. P51 30. 18. Localized Vesicles/Bullae - p. 52 31. 19. Generalized Vesicles and Bullae - p. 54 32. PART VI: Ulcers/Erosions - p. P59 33. 20. Oral Ulcers - p. 60 34. 21. Anogenital Ulcers - p. 64 35. 22. Cutaneous Ulcer(s) - p. 68 36. 23. Acral Ulcers - p. 70 37. 24. Punched-Out Erosions - p. 72 38. PART VII: Papules and Plaques - p. P75 39. 25. Verrucous Papules and Plaques - p. 76 40. 26. Spiny Papules - p. 80 41. 27. Targetoid Papules - p. 84 42. 28. Monomorphic Papules - p. 86 43. 29. Umbilicated Lesions - p. 90 44. 30. Acneiform Papules - p. 94 45. 31. Perforating Papules - p. 98 46. 32. Edematous, “Juicy” Papules - p. 100 47. 33. Annular Papules and Plaques - p. 102 48. 34. Linear Papules and Plaques - p. 106 49. 35. Dermal Papules and Plaques - p. 108 50. 36. Perifollicular Papules - p. 112 51. 37. Pityriasiform Papules and Plaques - p. 116 52. 38. Lichenoid Papules and Plaques - p. 118 53. 39. Eczematous Papules and Plaques - p. 120 54. 40. Psoriasiform Papules and Plaques - p. 122 55. 41. Morbilliform Rash - p. 126 56. 42. Erythroderma - p. 130 57. 43. Palmoplantar Papules and Plaques - p. 132 58. 44. Periorificial Papules and Plaques - p. 136 59. 45. Groin/Genital Papules and Plaques With Scale - p. 138 60. 46. Axillary Papule - p. 140 61. PART VIII: Pustules - p. P143 62. 47. Scalp Pustules - p. 144 63. 48. Palmoplantar Pustules - p. 148 64. 49. Localized Pustules - p. 150 65. 50. Generalized Pustules - p. 152 66. PART IX: Vascular - p. P155 67. 51. Telangiectasias - p. 156 68. 52. Vascular Birthmarks - p. 158 69. 53. Bright Red Vascular Papule(s) - p. 160 70. 54. Petechiae - p. 162 71. 55. Macular Purpura - p. 164 72. 56. Palpable Purpura - p. 166 73. 57. Retiform Purpura - p. 168 74. PART X: Urticaria - p. P171 75. 58. Acute Urticaria - p. 172 76. 59. Chronic Urticaria - p. 174 77. 60. Urticaria With Other Symptoms - p. 176 78. PART XI: Poikiloderma - p. P179 79. 61. Inherited Poikiloderma - p. 180 80. 62. Acquired Poikiloderma - p. 182 81. PART XII: Atrophy - p. P185 82. 63. Epidermal Atrophy - p. 186 83. 64. Dermal Atrophy and Lipoatrophy - p. 188 84. PART XIII: Pigment Disorders - p. P191 85. 65. Facial Hyperpigmentation - p. 192 86. 66. Other Localized Hyperpigmentation - p. 194 87. 67. Generalized Hyperpigmentation - p. 198 88. 68. Hypopigmented Macules - p. 200 89. 69. Depigmented Skin - p. 204 90. PART XIV: Colorful Isolated Lesions - p. P207 91. 70. Black Lesions - p. 208 92. 71. Blue Lesions - p. 210 93. 72. Brown Lesions - p. 212 94. 73. Pink Lesions - p. 214 95. 74. Yellow Lesions - p. 216 96. PART XV: Pruritus (Without Primary Findings) - p. P219 97. 75. Scalp Pruritus - p. 220 98. 76. Anogenital Pruritus - p. 222 99. 77. Other Localized Pruritus - p. 224 100. 78. General Pruritus - p. 228 101. PART XVI: Photodistributed Rash - p. P231 102. 79. Acute Photodistributed Rash - p. 232 103. 80. Chronic Photodistributed Rash - p. 234 104. PART XVII: Sweating Disorder - p. P237 105. 81. Hyperhidrosis - p. 238 106. 82. Anhidrosis/Hypohidrosis - p. 240 107. PART XVIII: Pregnancy Rash - p. P244 108. 83. Pregnancy Dermatoses - p. 244 109. PART XIX: Lip Disorders - p. P247 110. 84. Facial Swelling - p. 248 111. 85. Cheilitis - p. 250 112. 86. Lip Lesions - p. 252 113. PART XX: Hair Disorders - p. P255 114. 87. Focal Alopecia - p. 256 115. 88. Diffuse Alopecia - p. 258 116. 89. Hypertrichosis - p. 260 117. 90. Hirsutism - p. 262 118. PART XXI: Nail Disorders - p. P265 119. 91. Nail Shape Changes - p. 266 120. 92. Discolored Nails - p. 268 121. 93. Transverse/Longitudinal Nail Changes - p. 270 122. 94. Thickened Nails - p. 272 123. 95. Other Textural Nail Changes - p. 274 124. 96. Isolated Nail Growths - p. 276 125. Appendix 1 - p. 280 126. Index - p. 305
