Clinical Dermatology - MobiPocket Reader for Palm

From Pacific Primary Care:

Topics include: all the various dermatitides, psychocutaneous disorders, psoriasis, all the dermatophytes (tinea), scabies, lice, seborrhea, onychomycosis, skin cancers, hyperhidrosis, pigmentary problems, UV-light problems, blistering disorders, alopecia....even has illustrations. This text has all the latest and greatest medical management, drugs, dosages, and evidence based medical pearls with references. It has been edited by a board certified Dermatologist. This text is very extensive, it covers a vast amount of information, but is very easy to navigate. Every section is in the same basic format: epidemiology, pathophysiology, signs/symptoms, work-up, detailed treatments, extensive differential diagnosis, and even a few illustrations! At the end of each major section is a list of key references/resources as well. This text contains numerous illustrations and is fully referenced. This file NEVER expires. Requires the MobiPocket Reader (FREE). No other text on the market provides such a collection of succinct and clinically relevant material that can be accessed at the bedside. Note: Some texts are sold at twice the price with only one of the topics that we cover in this text! Can be read on the desktop or laptop with windows". The free DEMO contains the basic layout with live links to each chapter and sublinks to 1-2 topics per chapter. Infectious Causes of Skin Lesions: Links: Tinea Versicolor | Dermatophytes (Tineas) | Dermatophytid (Id) | Pitted Keratolysis | Erythrasma | Tinea Capitis | Candidiasis | Scabies | Lice | Pityriasis Rosea | Molluscum | Onychomycosis | Warts | Seborrheic Dermatitis | Acne Keloidalis Nuchae | Pyoderma/ Other common skin infections | Wound Care & Suturing |Anti-Staph Abx | Eradication of Staph a | Hospitalization | Cellulitis | Erysipelas | Folliculitis / Pseudomonas | Majocchis | Furuncle / Boil / Abscess | Carbuncle | Impetigo | Ecthyma Gangrenosum | Erythrasma | Hidradenitis Suppurativa | Trichomycosis Axillaris | Toxic Shock | Waterborne Bacteria | Rare Skin Infections | Flesh Eating | Necrotizing Infections | Clostridium Infections | Tetanus | Wound Care | Fungi & Other Common | Bite Wounds | The Dermatitides: Links: Hand Dermatitis | Contact Dermatitis | Atopic Dermatitis (Eczema) | Eczema Variants | Asteatotic Dermatitis | Lichen Simplex Chronicus | Lichen Planus | Lichen Sclerosis | Pityriasis Alba | Psychocutaneous Dz | PSORIASIS | Exfoliative Dermatitis | Seborrheic Dermatitis | Perioral Dermatitis | Pruritus | Pregnancy | Pityriasis Rosea | Acne Keloidalis Nuchae | Pseudofolliculitis Barbae | Blistering Lesions | Sweets Syndrome | Various Lesions | Infections | Eyelid Dermatitis | Dyshidrotic Eczema (Pompholyx) | Pityriasis rubra pilaris | Various Dermatology: Links: Granuloma | Pyogenic Granuloma | Panniculitis | Granuloma Annulare | Pyoderma Gangrenosum | Ecthyma Gangrenosum | Fox-Fordyce Dz | Syringoma & Sweat Glands | Sebaceous Hyperplasia | Skin Tag | Pityriasis rubra pilaris | Epidermal cyst | Dermatofibroma | Halo Nevus | Lichen striatus | Lichen Nitidus | Xanthelasma | Cherry Angiomas | Pilonidal Cyst | Pilomatrixoma | OTHER Common Lesions | Calcinosis cutis | Lipoma | Melanocytic Nevi | Erythema Nodosum | Pregnancy | Xerosis | Keloids | Epidermal cyst | Seborrheic Keratosis (SK) | Malignant/ Pre- Lesions | Photoaged Skin | Skin Nodules | Diagnostic Dermatology and Common Procedures: Links: Woods | KOH / Cx | DTM | Punch Bx | Shave Bx | Excisional Bx | Electrosurgery | Curettage of BCC | Instruments and Sutures | Cryosurgery | Wound Care & Suturing | Varicose / Botox / Cosmetic | Epidermal cyst | Lipoma | Wedge Resection of Nail | Subungual Splinter | Wound Care instructions | Suturing Techniques | Abscess I&D | Malignant & Premalignant Skin Lesions: Links: Keratocanthoma | Actinic Keratosis | Reasons to Remove Moles | Malignant Lesion | Basal Cell Carcinoma | Squamous Cell | Melanoma | Mycosis Fungoides | Acanthosis Nigricans | Junctional Nevi | Ddx and Other | Dysplastic Nevi | Sun | Melanocytic Nevi | Soft Tissue Sarcoma | Signs of Systemic Dz | Textbook last updated 15 April 2006

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