W. Kempf M. Hantschke H. Kutzner W. H.C. Burgdorf 2008 A basic knowledge of dermatopathology is essential for the diagnosis of both inflammatory and neoplastic skin diseases. Our goal in writing this book is to provide a structured well-illustrated introduction to dermatopathology for beginners, not to replace any of the existing standard textbooks.
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Volker Paech . Hans Schulz . Zsolt Argenyi Thilo Gambichler . Peter Altmeyer 2008 The main focus of this book is to provide a comprehensive, current, and accurate lexicon to expand and clarify the meaning of surface microscopic and dermoscopic terminology including a broad range of both melanocytic and non-melanocytic skin lesions. In accordance with Stolz et al. (2002) we […]
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Edited by Anthony A. Gaspari Stephen K. Tyring 2008 In 1981, the first edition of Clinical Immunodermatology was published, with Dr. Mark Dahl as the editor and sole contributor. This textbook filled a real need for residents in training, as the focus of this textbook was immunologically mediated skin disease.
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Walter K.H. Krause 2009 Skin lesions are important features of many endocrine diseases. Often skin lesions are the first symptom of the disease and lead to the diagnosis. Their description is thus of relevance for early diagnosis and treatment of endocrine disease for specialists in endocrinology as well as in dermatology.
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Richard D. Granstein • Thomas A. Luger Editors 2009 It has long been noted anecdotally that affect, psychological state and neurologic state have influences on inflammatory skin diseases. Disorders such as psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, acne and rosacea, among many others, are reported to become exacerbated by stress.
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Bruce R. Smoller Kim M. Hiatt 2009 In this volume, the authors hope to share their passion for the teaching of dermatopathology with a wide range of students. The idea for the project was initiated by a group of dermatology residents trained during the past 20 years.
Continue reading →Gregor B. E. Jemec Lajos Kemeny Donald Miech (Eds.) 2009 Books mark the progress of Man since they were invented. Through them we are able to gain insight into the minds of our predecessors better than through any other medium. They describe how the delicate interplay between practice and ideal, which is better known as evolution, has brought forward […]
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Arieh Ingber 2009 During pregnancy the skin may develop many changes: physiologic as well as pathologic. Most physicians are not familiar with these skin changes and have difficulty recognizing and diagnosing them correctly. This book is a comprehensive overview guide for gynecologists, dermatologists, family physicians, and everyone who is interested in the appearance of the skin in pregnancy.
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Gottfried Schmalz Dorthe Arenholt-Bindslev 2009 The question of whether and to what extent dental materials may be hazardous to patients, the environment, and dental personnel has become of increasing public concern. The very emotional discussion in the public media about amalgam has significantly contributed to this dispute.
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Walter K. H. Krause • Rajesh K. Naz 2009 The Impact of Immune Reactions on Human Infertility Infertility is defined as the inability to conceive after having unprotected intercourse for a year. Infertility is increasing worldwide and has various causes both in the male and the female partner. Immune reactions to sperm can contribute up to 2–30% […]
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