- 82 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Hone your clinical reasoning and diagnostic skills with a new series of case-based topic-specific studies.   This compilation of twenty dermatology cases from Pediatrics in Review can help increase your knowledge of skin diseases in children, encourage you to appreciate how morphology of skin disease can provide a wealth of diagnostic clues, and challenge you to think about the diverse dermatologic presentations. Cases include patients with uncommon variants of common pediatric skin conditions, as well as findings that on initial presentation can be alarming, like certain genital lesions or acute pigmented lesions. Several cases present with congenital or acquired “lumps and bumps” that are moderately common, and learning more about these conditions may enable you to recognize and distinguish them from mimickers and be aware of when they may be a sign of associated systemic features. There are several reports of patients with rare rashes that can have a significant risk for systemic morbidity. Being alert to the ways in which these conditions present will prepare the practitioner to consider these entities when assessing patients with similar presentations.
 
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Table of contents
- Front Matter
- Collection Introduction
- Facial Lesions and Rash in a 2-month-old Boy
- Vulvar Ulcers in a NonâSexually Active Adolescent
- Healthy Infant with Numerous Yellow Papules
- Coral Fluorescing Axillary Plaques Refractory to Topical Antifungal and Antibacterial Treatments
- Sun-Induced Rash in a 6-year-old Girl
- Multiple Hyperpigmented Lesions in a Young Girl
- Fever and Perianal Erythema in a 5-year-old Boy
- Salt Treatment for a Lesion with Recurrent Bleeding in an 11-year-old Child
- Targetoid Rash in an InfantâHit the Target!
- Diffuse Rash in a 10-year-old Boy with Autism
- Out of the Blue (Belly)
- A Frequently Missed Diagnosis of a Firm, Blue-Tinged Mass
- Hives and Fever in a 13-year-old Boy
- Rash in a 2-month-old Premature Infant
- A Child with Swelling and Discoloration of the Fingertip
- Skin Lesions on Sensitive Sites: Mimickers of Sexual Abuse in Children
- Sudden-Onset Black Facial Lesions in an 11-year-old Boy
- Lumbar Skin Lesion in a Term Infant
- An Ulcerating Perineal Rash in an 8-month-old Girl
- An Unusual Pigmented Plaque in a Newborn