Pediatric Dermatology-2판

Pediatric Dermatology,2/e: A Quick Reference Guide


The new second edition of Pediatric Dermatology: A Quick Reference Guide provides the guidance you need to evaluate,
diagnose, treat, and manage diverse dermatologic problems occurring from birth through adolescence.
Expert recommendations on more than 100 commonly encountered conditions.
More than 250 color images and dozens of new and revised images!
Essential information on each condition is presented in the precise sequence in which you need it in the clinical
setting:
1. Etiology/epidemiology
2. Symptoms and signs
3. How to make the diagnosis
4. Treatment
5. Prognosis
6. Referral considerations
7. Resources for families

New 2nd edition includes:










Dozens of new and revised images



Larger color images in an all-new layout - shows more contrast and detail



Expansion of the popular "look-alikes" differential diagnosis tables throughout all chapters



New chapter on morphea



Expanded section on acne therapy including revised treatment algorithms for mild, moderate, and severe acne and
discussion of newer fixed-dose combination therapies



Expanded discussion of bacterial skin infections, including folliculitis, furunculosis, carbunculosis, and community-
acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections



Updated section on lice therapy



Expanded discussion of infantile hemangioma treatments



And more!


Table of Contents
Diagnostic Techniques





Therapeutics





Dermatitis





Acne





Localized Viral Infections





Systemic Viral Infections





Localized Bacterial Infections





Systemic Bacterial, Rickettsial or Spirochetal Infections





Fungal and Yeast Infections





Candida





Infestations





Papulosquamous Disease





Vascular Lesions





Hypopigmentation





Hyperpigmentation





Lumps and Bumps





Bullous Diseases





Genodermatoses





Hair Disorders





Skin Disorders in Neonates/Infants





Acute Drug/Toxic Reactions





Cutaneous Manifestations of Rheumatologic Disease





Kawasaki Disease