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  • Differential Diagnosis in Dermatology: Second Edition

    Differential Diagnosis in Dermatology by Helm, Klaus F; Marks, James G; Foulke, Galen T;

    Second Edition

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    Product details:

    • Edition number 1
    • Publisher Jaypee UK
    • Date of Publication 13 August 2017

    • ISBN 9781909836198
    • Binding Hardback
    • No. of pages312 pages
    • Size 276x220 mm
    • Language English
    • Illustrations 28 Illustrations, unspecified; 724 Halftones, color
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    Short description:

    This book presents both common and uncommon dermatologic differential diagnoses in a problem-oriented manner. Unlike other atlases that catalogue diseases, it stresses the viewpoint of the clinician. A repeatable and discerning approach to evaluating skin diseases is the unifying theme. Algorithms, clinical photographs, and tables that compare diseases present specific points important in arriving at the correct diagnosis. New for this edition, the final chapter provides a series of self-assessment cases, including explanations at each stage of the diagnostic process, with which the reader can test their knowledge.

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    Long description:

    This book presents both common and uncommon dermatologic differential diagnoses in a problem-oriented manner. Unlike other atlases that catalogue diseases, it stresses the viewpoint of the clinician. A repeatable and discerning approach to evaluating skin diseases is the unifying theme.



    Algorithms, clinical photographs, and tables that compare diseases present specific points important in arriving at the correct diagnosis.



    To facilitate accurate diagnoses, several different approaches have been used: the reader who knows the differential diagnosis in question can go directly to the appropriate table or discussion as appropriate. If the diagnosis is unclear, possible diagnoses can be obtained by following the algorithms presented at the beginning of each chapter.



    In each chapter, tables of differential diagnoses for different types of eruptions or neoplasms are included with accompanying illustrative photographs. The aetiology, important clinical features, and therapy for each disease are succinctly presented in the last section of each chapter.



    New for this edition, the final chapter provides a series of self-assessment cases, including explanations at each stage of the diagnostic process, with which the reader can test their knowledge.

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