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2 volumes (xxxvi, 1899 pages, 15 unnumbered pages of plates) : illustrations (some color) ; 29 cm.
What fundamental information is necessary to understand cutaneous medicine and surgery? -- What is normal skin? -- What does normal skin do? -- Keratinocytes: Biology and differentiation -- The care of normal skin -- How are abnormalities of the skin described? -- What basis surgical concepts and procedures are required for the practice of cutaneous medicine and surgery? -- Fundamental anatomy -- Biopsy techniques: Description and proper use -- What disorders present with inflamed skin? -- Mechanisms, symptoms, and treatment of inflammation -- Pathways of inflammation -- Mechanisms of pruritus -- Topical corticosteroid therapy -- Inflammatory diseases that principally affect the epidermis and dermis -- Contact dermatitis -- Allergic contact dermatitis: Cell-mediated immunity and langerhans cell biology -- Contact dermatitis and occupational dermatology.
Diaper dermatitis -- Hand and foot dermatitis -- Atopic dermatitis -- Lichen simplex chronicus, prurigo nodularis, and notalgia paresthetica.
Nummular dermatitis -- Seborrheic dermatitis -- Pityriasis Rosea -- Small plaque parapsoriasis -- Graft-versus-host disease -- Lichenoid dermatitdes (lichen planus, lichen nitidus, keratosis lichenoides chronica, and erythema dyschronicum perstans) -- Lichen striatus -- Erythema multiforme -- Pityriasis lichenoides -- Lupus erythematosus -- Dermatomyositis and polymyositis -- Pigmented purpuric dermatoses -- Psoriasis -- Reiter's syndrome -- Subcorneal pustular dermatosis -- Pityriasis rubra pilaris -- Erythroderma -- Transient acantholytic dermatosis -- Jessner's lymphocytic infiltrate -- Figurate erythemas -- Hypereosinophilic syndrome -- Wells' syndrome -- Dermatoses of pregnancy -- Neutrophilic dermatoses -- Pyoderma gangrenosum -- Behcet's disease -- Urticaria.
Perforating disorders -- Cutaneous reactions to drugs and biologic response modifiers -- Cutaneous reactions to chemotherapeutic agents -- Granulomatous inflammation -- Sarcoidosis -- Granuloma annulare and actinic granuloma -- Rheumatoid nocule, necrobiosis lipoidica, and necrobiotic xanthogranuloma -- Tattoos, foreign body granulomas, and their treatment -- Follicular inflammation -- Acne -- Sebaceous gland science, clinical description, and therapies.
Surgical treatment of scars -- Hidrodenitis suppurativa -- Rosacea (with discussion of electrosurgery) -- Perioral dermatitis -- Pseudofolliculitis barbae -- Disorders of follicular keratinization -- Chondrodermatitis nodularis -- Relapsing polychondritis -- Vasculitis and disorders of vascular reactivity -- Temporal arteritis -- Polyarteritis nodosa -- Microscopic polyarteritis, Wegener's granulomatosis, and Churg-Strauss syndrome -- Erythema elevatum diutinum and granuloma faciale -- Erythromelalgia, erythermalagia, and flushing -- Raynaud's phenomenon -- Noninflammatory small vessel occlusive diseases -- Lymphedema -- Leg ulcers and wound healing -- Phlebology and sclerotherapy -- Cutaneous venulitis (necrotizing vasculitis, leukocytoclastic vascultis -- Panniculitis -- Erythema nodosum and nodular vascultis -- Sclerema neonatorum and subcutaneous fat necrosis of the newborn -- Sclerosing panniculitis and protease inhibitor deficinecy panniculitis -- Other forms of panniculitis.
What diseases cause blistering of the skin? -- The dermoepidermal junction: Structure, biochemistry, antigenicity, and recent molecular biologic studies -- Epidermolysis bullosa.
Pemphigus vulgaris and the pemphigus disease spectrum -- Bullous pemphigoid -- Cicatricial pemphigoid -- Herpes gestationis -- Epidermolysis bullosa acquisita -- Dermatitis herpetiformis -- Linear IgA bullous dermatosis -- Toxic epidermal necrolysis -- Blistering and pustular disorders of the neonate -- What diseases are caused by environmental exposure or physical trauma? -- Basic photobiology, phototoxicity, and photoallergy -- Photodamage and photoaging -- Sunscreens -- The idiopathic photodermatoses -- Chronic actinic dermatitis -- Responses to friction and hydration -- Psychocutaneous disorders -- Aquatic dermatology -- Insect bites and stings -- Myiasis and Tungiasis -- Cutaneous effects of heat and cold -- Radiation dermatitis -- Physical trauma to the skin and emergency department dermatology -- Sprots-related skin disease.
What disorders change the structure of the dermis? -- The dermis -- Scleroderma -- Chemically induced scleroderma -- Morphea and morphea profunda -- Keloids and hypertorphic scars -- Dupuytren's disease -- Anetomderma -- Cutis laxa -- What infections and infestations affect the skin? -- Skin infections caused by staphylococci, streptococci, and the resident cutaneous flora.
Staphylococcal toxin-mediated syndromes -- Skin infections caused by unusual bacterial pathogens -- Syphilis and the treponematoses -- Lyme borreliosis -- Chancroid, granuloma inguinale, and lymphogranuloma venereum -- Tuberculous mycobacterial infections of the skin -- Leprosy -- Nocardiosis and actinomycosis -- Rocky mountain spotted fever and other rickettsial diseases -- Bacillary angiomatosis, cat-scratch disease, and bartonellosis -- The zoonoses -- Common superficial mycoses -- the dermatophytoses -- Cutaneous candidiasis -- Deep fungal and opporutnistic mycoses -- Herpesvirus infections -- Poxviruses -- Human papillomavirus infection -- Viral exanthems -- Human immunodeficiency virus infection and the cutaneous complications of immunosuppression -- Leishmaniasis -- Parasitic disease -- Body lice, head lice, pubic lice, and scabies.
What diseases alter skin color? -- Biology of melanocytes -- Vitiligo -- Albinism and other disorders of hypopigmentation -- Melasma and other disorders of hyperpigmentation -- What diseases alter hair, nails, and sweat glands? -- Biochemistry and control of hair growth -- Anatomy -- Androgenetic disorders -- Hair replacement surgery.
Alopecia areata and other nonscarring alopecias -- Scarring alopecia -- Biology and disorders of nails -- Biology and disorders of sweat glands -- Sweat gland science -- Pathology and surgery -- What diseases alter mucous membranes? -- Disorders of oral mucous membranes -- Genital disorders -- What benign and maligant proliferations of cells affect the skin, and how are they treated? -- Molecular mechanisms of photocarcinogenesis: The role of ras and p53 alterations -- Maligant neoplasm of deratinocytes -- Benign neoplasms of the epidermis -- Cysts of epithelial adexal origin -- Neoplasms of the pilosebaceous unit -- Neoplasms with eccrine or apocrine differentiation -- Angiogenesis, vascular malformations and proliferations -- Neoplasms of muscle and fat, liposuction surgery of fat hypertrophy -- Neural tumors (other than tuberous sclerosis and neurofibromatosis) -- Fibrous neoplasms -- Melanocytic nevi -- Melanoma -- Mastocytosis.
Langerhans cell hitiocytosis -- Multicentric reticulohistiocytosis and sinus histiocytosis -- Other histiocytoses of childhood -- Cutaneous lymphoid hyperplasia -- Lymphomatoid papulosis -- Cutaneous t-cell lymphoma.
[edited by] Kenneth A. Arndt [and others].
Includes bibliographical references and index.