Color Atlas of Pediatric Dermatology 4th Edition by Samuel Weinberg, Neil Prose and Leonard Kristal provides an enormous assortment of images that present invaluable guidance for the prognosis of both widespread and uncommon pores and skin disorders of neonates, infants, and children. For each condition reviewed in the text, a number of medical images are provided, making differential analysis sooner, easier, and extra efficient.
Next, you will find a concise, yet thorough overview of necessary clinical features, etiology, prognosis, and essentially the most current therapeutic approaches. Turn to any page, and you may see the book's magnificent atlas format, with photographs linked to transient text that authoritatively describes the situation illustrated in each picture, together with, in most cases, a one-sentence summary of urged remedy protocols.
230 colorful new diagnosis-rushing photographs are presented with up-to-date coverage of the cutaneous manifestations of latest and rising infectious illnesses and biological/chemical weapons. Revised and refreshed legends all through the text spotlight the most recent thinking in pediatric dermatology practice. New remedy modalities are included wherever applicable, reflecting the very newest clinical findings and treatment guidelines.
The viewers is dermatologists, pediatricians, and residents in these specialties. There are various good medical images of rare disorders, though some are too reddish orange, making it troublesome to appreciate the texture and color changes described in the text. Curiously, there are pictures of normal nevi.
Most textbooks concentrate on depicting melanomas quite than giving one a feel for the variation within the appearance of regular nevi. New entities are included, comparable to neutrophilic eccrine hidradenitis and acute hemorrhagic edema of infancy. General, the book is worth it for proudly owning and reading. Accompanying the illustrations is a quick definition of the entity and description of the scientific presentation and prognosis. In some instances, mention is made of therapeutic options. There aren't any references, nor is the differential prognosis entertained.
The index is comprehensive, by illness class, entity, and anatomic location. This edition accommodates only some new circumstances and 76 extra illustrations not found within the previous edition printed in 1990. This atlas is helpful instructional software for gaining an outline of the great variety of diseases which affect the skin of infants, children, and adolescents, and as such, will be particularly useful for those practitioners for whom pediatric dermatology is unfamiliar.
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