Dermatology: An Illustrated Colour Text is an ideal resource for today’s medical student, hospital resident, specialty registrar in dermatology or internal medicine, specialist nurse or family doctor. It presents the subject as a series of two page ‘learning units’, each covering important aspects of clinical dermatology.
These units use an unsurpassed collection of colour clinical photographs of all major dermatological conditions, concise yet comprehensive text and key point boxes to aid quick access to information and examination preparation. They incorporate summaries of the essential skin biology and associated basic sciences that underpin clinical practice, as well as advice on established and emerging dermatological treatments, reflecting the ever expanding use of technology. Guidance is also given to dermatological emergencies and to the most useful online resources for updates and further reference.
Building on previous success, this sixth edition has been fully revised throughout. A major advance are the accompanying electronic materials making it a more complete and engaging resource than ever before.
1. Instructions for online access - p. 141 2. Cover image - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Preface to the sixth edition - p. iv 7. Preface to the first edition - p. v 8. Acknowledgements - p. vi 9. 1 Basic Principles - p. vi 10. 1 Microanatomy of the skin - p. 2 11. 2 Derivatives of the skin - p. 4 12. 3 Physiology of the skin - p. 6 13. 4 Biochemistry of the skin - p. 8 14. 5 Inflammation, immunity and the skin - p. 10 15. 6 Molecular genetics and the skin - p. 12 16. 7 Terminology of skin lesions - p. 14 17. 8 Taking a history - p. 16 18. 9 Examining the skin - p. 18 19. 10 Practical clinic procedures - p. 20 20. 11 Basics of medical therapy - p. 22 21. 12 Epidemiology of skin disease - p. 24 22. 13 Body image, the psyche and the skin - p. 26 23. 2 Diseases - p. 26.e1 24. Eruptions - p. 26.e1 25. 14 Psoriasis – Epidemiology, pathophysiology and presentation - p. 28 26. 15 Psoriasis – Management and complications - p. 30 27. 16 Psoriasis – Biologics - p. 32 28. 17 Eczema – Basic principles and irritant contact dermatitis - p. 34 29. 18 Eczema – Allergic contact dermatitis and patch testing - p. 36 30. 19 Eczema – Atopic eczema - p. 38 31. 20 Eczema – Other forms - p. 40 32. 21 Lichenoid eruptions - p. 42 33. 22 Papulosquamous eruptions - p. 44 34. 23 Erythroderma - p. 46 35. 24 Photodermatology - p. 48 36. Infections - p. 48.e1 37. 25 Bacterial infection – Staphylococcal and streptococcal - p. 50 38. 26 Other bacterial infections - p. 52 39. 27 Viral infections – Warts and other viral infections - p. 54 40. 28 Viral infections – Herpes simplex and herpes zoster - p. 56 41. 29 Human immunodeficiency virus disease and immunodeficiency syndromes - p. 58 42. 30 Fungal infections - p. 60 43. 31 Yeast infections and related disorders - p. 62 44. 32 Tropical infections and infestations - p. 64 45. 33 Infestations - p. 66 46. Disorders of specific skin structures - p. 67.e1 47. 34 Sebaceous and sweat glands – Acne, rosacea and other disorders - p. 68 48. 35 Disorders of hair - p. 70 49. 36 Disorders of nails - p. 72 50. 37 Vascular and lymphatic diseases - p. 74 51. 38 Leg ulcers - p. 76 52. 39 Pigmentation - p. 78 53. Allergy and autoimmunity - p. 79.e1 54. 40 Urticaria and angioedema - p. 80 55. 41 Blistering disorders - p. 82 56. 42 Connective tissue diseases - p. 84 57. 43 Vasculitis and the reactive erythemas - p. 86 58. Internal medicine - p. 87 59. 44 Skin changes in internal conditions - p. 88 60. 45 Drug eruptions - p. 90 61. 46 Associations with malignancy - p. 92 62. Inherited disorders - p. 92.e2 63. 47 Keratinization and blistering syndromes - p. 94 64. 48 Neurocutaneous disorders and other syndromes - p. 96 65. Skin tumours - p. 97.e2 66. 49 Benign tumours - p. 98 67. 50 Naevi - p. 100 68. 51 Skin cancer – Premalignant disorders - p. 102 69. 52 Skin cancer – Basal cell carcinoma - p. 104 70. 53 Skin cancer – Squamous cell carcinoma - p. 106 71. 54 Skin cancer – Malignant melanoma - p. 108 72. 55 Cutaneous T cell lymphomas and malignant dermal tumours - p. 110 73. 3 Special Topics in Dermatology - p. 110.e2 74. 56 Phototherapy - p. 112 75. 57 Basic dermatological surgery - p. 114 76. 58 Advanced dermatological surgery - p. 116 77. 59 Cosmetics and cosmetic procedures - p. 118 78. 60 Paediatric dermatology - p. 120 79. 61 The skin in old age - p. 122 80. 62 The skin in pregnancy - p. 124 81. 63 Genitourinary infections - p. 126 82. 64 Genital dermatoses - p. 128 83. 65 Racially pigmented skin - p. 130 84. 66 Occupation and the skin - p. 132 85. 67 Immunological tests - p. 134 86. Index - p. 136
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Dermatology: An Illustrated Colour Text is an ideal resource for today’s medical student, hospital resident, specialty registrar in dermatology or internal medicine, specialist nurse or family doctor. It presents the subject as a series of two page ‘learning units’, each covering important aspects of clinical dermatology.
These units use an unsurpassed collection of colour clinical photographs of all major dermatological conditions, concise yet comprehensive text and key point boxes to aid quick access to information and examination preparation. They incorporate summaries of the essential skin biology and associated basic sciences that underpin clinical practice, as well as advice on established and emerging dermatological treatments, reflecting the ever expanding use of technology. Guidance is also given to dermatological emergencies and to the most useful online resources for updates and further reference.
Building on previous success, this sixth edition has been fully revised throughout. A major advance are the accompanying electronic materials making it a more complete and engaging resource than ever before.
1. Instructions for online access - p. 141 2. Cover image - p. iii 3. Title Page - p. iii 4. Table of Contents - p. iii 5. Copyright - p. iv 6. Preface to the sixth edition - p. iv 7. Preface to the first edition - p. v 8. Acknowledgements - p. vi 9. 1 Basic Principles - p. vi 10. 1 Microanatomy of the skin - p. 2 11. 2 Derivatives of the skin - p. 4 12. 3 Physiology of the skin - p. 6 13. 4 Biochemistry of the skin - p. 8 14. 5 Inflammation, immunity and the skin - p. 10 15. 6 Molecular genetics and the skin - p. 12 16. 7 Terminology of skin lesions - p. 14 17. 8 Taking a history - p. 16 18. 9 Examining the skin - p. 18 19. 10 Practical clinic procedures - p. 20 20. 11 Basics of medical therapy - p. 22 21. 12 Epidemiology of skin disease - p. 24 22. 13 Body image, the psyche and the skin - p. 26 23. 2 Diseases - p. 26.e1 24. Eruptions - p. 26.e1 25. 14 Psoriasis – Epidemiology, pathophysiology and presentation - p. 28 26. 15 Psoriasis – Management and complications - p. 30 27. 16 Psoriasis – Biologics - p. 32 28. 17 Eczema – Basic principles and irritant contact dermatitis - p. 34 29. 18 Eczema – Allergic contact dermatitis and patch testing - p. 36 30. 19 Eczema – Atopic eczema - p. 38 31. 20 Eczema – Other forms - p. 40 32. 21 Lichenoid eruptions - p. 42 33. 22 Papulosquamous eruptions - p. 44 34. 23 Erythroderma - p. 46 35. 24 Photodermatology - p. 48 36. Infections - p. 48.e1 37. 25 Bacterial infection – Staphylococcal and streptococcal - p. 50 38. 26 Other bacterial infections - p. 52 39. 27 Viral infections – Warts and other viral infections - p. 54 40. 28 Viral infections – Herpes simplex and herpes zoster - p. 56 41. 29 Human immunodeficiency virus disease and immunodeficiency syndromes - p. 58 42. 30 Fungal infections - p. 60 43. 31 Yeast infections and related disorders - p. 62 44. 32 Tropical infections and infestations - p. 64 45. 33 Infestations - p. 66 46. Disorders of specific skin structures - p. 67.e1 47. 34 Sebaceous and sweat glands – Acne, rosacea and other disorders - p. 68 48. 35 Disorders of hair - p. 70 49. 36 Disorders of nails - p. 72 50. 37 Vascular and lymphatic diseases - p. 74 51. 38 Leg ulcers - p. 76 52. 39 Pigmentation - p. 78 53. Allergy and autoimmunity - p. 79.e1 54. 40 Urticaria and angioedema - p. 80 55. 41 Blistering disorders - p. 82 56. 42 Connective tissue diseases - p. 84 57. 43 Vasculitis and the reactive erythemas - p. 86 58. Internal medicine - p. 87 59. 44 Skin changes in internal conditions - p. 88 60. 45 Drug eruptions - p. 90 61. 46 Associations with malignancy - p. 92 62. Inherited disorders - p. 92.e2 63. 47 Keratinization and blistering syndromes - p. 94 64. 48 Neurocutaneous disorders and other syndromes - p. 96 65. Skin tumours - p. 97.e2 66. 49 Benign tumours - p. 98 67. 50 Naevi - p. 100 68. 51 Skin cancer – Premalignant disorders - p. 102 69. 52 Skin cancer – Basal cell carcinoma - p. 104 70. 53 Skin cancer – Squamous cell carcinoma - p. 106 71. 54 Skin cancer – Malignant melanoma - p. 108 72. 55 Cutaneous T cell lymphomas and malignant dermal tumours - p. 110 73. 3 Special Topics in Dermatology - p. 110.e2 74. 56 Phototherapy - p. 112 75. 57 Basic dermatological surgery - p. 114 76. 58 Advanced dermatological surgery - p. 116 77. 59 Cosmetics and cosmetic procedures - p. 118 78. 60 Paediatric dermatology - p. 120 79. 61 The skin in old age - p. 122 80. 62 The skin in pregnancy - p. 124 81. 63 Genitourinary infections - p. 126 82. 64 Genital dermatoses - p. 128 83. 65 Racially pigmented skin - p. 130 84. 66 Occupation and the skin - p. 132 85. 67 Immunological tests - p. 134 86. Index - p. 136
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