Proving again that a picture is worth a thousand words, Atlas of Women's Dermatology: From Infancy to Maturity is an encyclopedia in pictorial format. The book illustrates diseases and conditions that demonstrate the very different morphology between the sexes. It includes clinical entities that help complete a section or because the lack of gender

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Publisher

CRC Press

Year

2006

ISBN

9781135402235

Edition

Topic

Medicine

Subtopic

Medical Theory, Practice & Reference

Other diseases

7 Papulosquamous diseases

Figure 7.1 Acanthosis nigricans. Dermatology Lexicon Project (DLP) preferred term and number: acanthosis nigricans 2797

Figure 7.2 Acrodermatitis continua of Hallopeau. DLP ID: acrodermatitis continua 2050

Figure 7.3 Atopic dermatitis. DLP ID: atopic dermatitis 2100

Figure 7.4 Atopic dermatitis. DLP ID: atopic dermatitis 2100

Figure 7.5 Contact dermatitis due to adhesive patches (also shows two positive patch test reactions). DLP ID: allergic contact dermatitis 2101

Figure 7.6 Contact dermatitis due to eye cream. DLP ID: allergic contact dermatitis 2101

Figure 7.7 Contact dermatitis due to hair dye. DLP ID: allergic contact dermatitis 2101

Figure 7.8 Contact dermatitis due to rivet of jeans (nickel-based). DLP ID: nickel dermatitis 4077

Figure 7.9 Contact dermatitis—rhus dermatitis. DLP ID: allergic contact dermatitis due to plant 3790

Figure 7.10 Elephantiasis. DLP ID: elephantiasis verrucosa nostra 2486

Figure 7.11 Erythema elevatum diutinum. DLP ID: erythema elevatum diutinum 2013

Figure 7.12 Erythema nodosum. DLP ID: erythema nodosum 2353

Figure 7.13 Exfoliative erythroderma due to chronic atopic dermatitis. DLP ID: exfoliative dermatitis 2118

Figure 7.14 Granuloma annulare. DLP ID: granuloma annulare 2200

Figure 7.15 Keratosis pilaris. DLP ID: keratosis pilaris 2324

Figure 7.16 Lichen amyloidosis. DLP ID: lichen amyloidosis 2623. Courtesy of Dr G Munhoz-da-Fontoura, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Figure 7.17 Lichen planus. DLP ID: ...

Cover Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Preface
Diseases of Infants and Children Including Hereditary Diseases
Diseases of Skin Structure— Non-hereditary
Other Diseases
Infections and Infestations
Topographic Dermatology
Diseases and Conditions of Pregnancy