Advances in dermatology

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Editor : v.11- , James, William D.

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Volume: v. 17 ISBN 9780323015356

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Topics: Drug Eruptions from New Drugs; Narrow Band UVB Phototherapy; Light/Laser Therapy of Acne; Advances in the Diagnosis of Cutaneous Adnexal Neoplasms; Adnexal Neoplasia; Melanoma Prognosis; An Update on Epidermolysis Bullosa; Cutaneous Manifestations of Pediatric Malignancy; Therapy of Skin Cancers in Transplant Patients; Genetic Changes in Melanoma; Chemokines in Skin Biology --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

Volume: v. 14 ISBN 9780815107316

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The distinguished editorial board decides which clinical topics are most relevant to improving patient care. Invited experts write original, comprehensive articles, summing up crucial issues to give both the student and practitioner fresh, thorough viewpoints on the topic's significance.

Volume: v. 8 ISBN 9780815113911

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Part of a series of books which comprise selected topics from a chosen field, all representing areas of significant change and advance. Featuring original articles which probe current knowledge and clinical relevance, this volume focuses on advances in the field of dermatology.

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Internal medicine
therapeutics and skin diseases
autoimmune blistering diseases
oral ulcers and erosions
management and treatment of systemic glucocorheoids
clinical research
molecular biology for the practitioner
integrins
diseases of nutrition and metabolism
dermal mucinoses.

Volume: v. 9 ISBN 9780815113928

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Topics include: paraneoplastic syndromes, epiluminescence microscopy, autoimmunity to anchoring fibrils, UVB-induced immunosuppression, dermatologic surgery and HIV disease, controversies in paediatric dermatology.

Volume: v. 10 ISBN 9780815113935

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This text, part of the "Advances in Dermatology" series, contains a selection of research from areas of significant change and progress in the field of dermatology.

Volume: v. 12 ISBN 9780815113959

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Over 15 specialists in the field examine the state of dermatology in a series of articles, discussing developments and also looking to the future. Each review article looks at the clinical importance of the subject, how it has changed and where it is leading.

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Part 1 - Internal medicine: therapeutics and skin diseases
new developments in cosmetics and skin care products
teledermatology
advances in psoriasis therapy. Part 2 - Basic sciences: paraneoplastic pemphigus
genetic approaches to understanding the keratinopathies
the polymerase chain reaction and its application for the management of skin diseases. Part 3 - Pediatric skin diseases: anogenital warts in children
oral lesions in pediatric patients
new antifungal therapy for children. Part 4 - Dermatopathology: new disease in dermatopathology
metastatic lesions to the skin in children and adolescents
cutaneous lymphoepithelial neoplasms. Part 5 - Dermatologic surgery: medicolegal developments and the dermatologist
cosmetic uses of botulinum A exotoxin.

Volume: v. 13 ISBN 9780815198086

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The distinguished editorial board chooses topics that are most critical and clinically relevant to improve patient care. Invited experts write original, comprehensive articles, summarizing the vital changes and critical issues, and give both the practitioner and student fresh, thorough viewpoints on the topic's significance. Covers teledermatology, paraneoplastic pemphigus, new anti fungal therapy for children, new diseases in dermato-pathology, medicolegal developments and the dermatologist.

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Part 1 - Internal medicine: therapeutics and skin diseases
new developments in cosmetics and skin care products
teledermatology
advances in psoriasis therapy. Part 2 - Basic sciences: paraneoplastic pemphigus
genetic approaches to understanding the keratinopathies
the polymerase chain reaction and its application for the management of skin diseases. Part 3 - Pediatric skin diseases: anogenital warts in children
oral lesions in pediatric patients
new antifungal therapy for children. Part 4 - Dermatopathology: new disease in dermatopathology
metastatic lesions to the skin in children and adolescents
cutaneous lymphoepithelial neoplasms. Part 5 - Dermatologic surgery: medicolegal developments and the dermatologist
cosmetic uses of botulinum A exotoxin.

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