Clinical Dermatology: Diagnosis and Management of Common Disorders (2nd Edition)

This expertly written, evidence-based guide provides the information and insight readers need to provide accurate assessments and effective care of skin conditions.

Clinical Dermatology, Second Edition clearly and systematically reviews the 100 most common skin disorders seen in a general dermatology clinic. This comprehensive resource is concise enough that it can be read cover to cover during a clerkship or during the first weeks of a residency. Step-by-step instructions and videos walk readers through common biopsy and diagnostic procedures, and high-quality photos illustrate typical and atypical presentations of common skin diseases. Additional features include treatment algorithms, infographics, common pearls and pitfalls, diagnostic list of diseases based on the primary lesion either as a chapter or subsection, and a problemoriented section for difficult to diagnose cases.

• Market: Second-year students taking introductory courses and third- and fourth-year year students on dermatology clinical rotations (5,000); first-year dermatology residents (1,500) fellows (700+); primary-care residents entering outpatient clinics (55,000); dermatology nurse practitioners (3,700); dermatology physician assistants (5,000); physicians (250,000)
• 12 videos and 350+ photos
• NEW chapters cover skin of color, tropical and wilderness medicine, telemedicine, pediatric dermatology, occupational Skin Diseases, LGBTQ and geriatric populations, and other important topics
• Online bonus content with updated PowerPoint lectures and quizzes—ideal for students, residents, and faculty
• Links to journal review articles and academic dermatology sites with content for primary care and other informative websites