Dermatology / edited by Jean L. Bolognia, Joseph L. Jorizzo, Ronald P. Rapini.
Contributor(s): Bolognia, Jean | Jorizzo, Joseph L | Rapini, Ronald P.
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BookPublisher: London ; New York : Mosby, 2003Description: 2 v. : ill. ; 30 cm.ISBN: 0323024092; 9780323024099; 9780323025782.Subject(s): Skin Diseases | Dermatology
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Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
This groundbreaking new text is easier to access, easier to use, and more clinically relevant than any other dermatology text available today. It focuses on differential diagnoses, with common and rare diagnoses defined by unique algorithms. All diseases are covered, but in a weighted context, so it reflects the way dermatologists practice day-to-day. It comprehensively covers options and offers treatments along with evidence-based summaries. Over 3,000 full-color photographs and illustrations demonstrate exactly how diseases present. A CD-ROM bound in the book offers all of the illustrations that can be used for electronic lectures and presentations. Written by over 255 international leaders in the field. Reflects modern practice with two sections on dermatologic surgery. Covers pediatric dermatology, dermopathology, and basic science which are needed to pass the boards. Features over 3,000 full-color photographs and line drawings. Uses colorful graphs, algorithms, and tables to explain difficult concepts and to aid in understanding. Begins each chapter with a summary box for a focus on key issues. Color-coded pages for quick access to information. Focuses on the clinical aspects of dermatology and only includes "need-to-know" basic science. Contains key references which serve as a gateway to internet searches for the current literature and references to primary papers. Includes a CD-ROM that features all of the illustrations from the text that can be used to create electronic slides for lectures and presentations.
Includes CD-ROM in vol. 1.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Overview of basic science -- Pruritus -- Papulosquamous and eczematous dermatoses -- Urticarias, erythemas and purpuras -- Vesiculobullous diseases -- Adnexal diseases -- Rheumatologic diseases -- Metabolic and systemic diseases -- Genodermatoses -- Pigmentary disorders -- Hair, nails and mucous membranes -- Infections, infestations and bites -- Disorders due to physical agents -- Disorders of Langerhan cells and macrophages -- Atrophies and disorders of connective tissues -- Disorders of subcutaneous -- Vascular disorders -- Neoplasms of the skin -- Medical therapy -- Physical treatment modalities -- Surgery -- Cosmetic surgery.
Written by over 255 international leaders in the field, this two-volume masterwork presents a comprehensive guide to dermatology. It presents this information in a format crafted to meet the reference needs of today's practitioners.
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- Introduction to clinical dermatology - Ron Rapini
- Section 1 Overview of basic science
- 1 Introduction to basic science
- 2 Anatomy and physiology
- 3 Embryology
- 4 Application of molecular biology to the study of skin
- 5 Immunology
- Section 2 Pruritus
- 6 Mediators of itch
- 7 Pruritus and dysesthesia
- 8 Psychocutaneous diseases
- Section 3 Papulosquamous and eczematous dermatoses
- 9 Psoriasis
- 10 Other papulosquamous disorders
- 11 Erythroderma
- 12 Lichen planus and lichenoid dermatoses
- 13 Atopic dermatitis
- 14 Eczematous group
- 15 Allergic contact dermatitis
- 16 Irritant contact dermatitis
- 17 Occupational dermatoses
- 18 Dermatoses due to plants
- Section 4 Urticarias, erythemas and purpuras
- 19 Urticaria and angioedema
- 20 Erythemas
- 21 Erythema multiforme
- 22 Toxic epidermal necrolysis
- 23 Drug reactions
- 24 Purpura and coagulation
- 25 Purpuras, pigmented purpuras and vasculopathies
- 26 Vasculitis
- 27 Eosinophilic dermatoses
- 28 Neutrophilic dermatoses
- 29 Pregnancy dermatoses
- Section 5 Vesiculobullous diseases
- 30 Biology of the basement membrane zone
- 31 Pemphigus
- 32 Pemphigoid group
- 33 Dermatitis herpetiformis and linear IgA bullous dermatosis
- 34 Epidermolysis bullosa
- 35 Other vesiculobullous diseases
- 36 Vesiculobullous and erosive diseases in the new born
- Section 6 Adnexal diseases
- 37 Structure and function of apocrine, eccrine and sebaceous glands
- 38 Acne vulgaris
- 39 Acne rosacea and related disorders
- 40 Folliculitis and the follicular occlusion tetrad
- 41 Disorders of the eccrine sweat glands
- Section 7 Rheumatologic diseases
- 42 Autoantibodies and their clinical significance
- 43 Lupus erythematosus
- 44 Dermatomyositis
- 45 Systemic sclerosis (scleroderma)
- 46 Other rheumatologic diseases
- Section 8 Metabolic and systemic diseases
- 47 Cutaneous mucinoses
- 48 Amyloidosis
- 49 Deposition diseases
- 50 Porphyrias
- 51 Calcifying and ossifying disorders of the skin
- 52 Nutritional diseases
- 53 Dermatologic signs of systemic disease
- Section 9 Genodermatoses
- 54 Basic principles of genetics
- 55 Genetic basis of cut