Dermatology

David Gawkrodger is Honorary Professor in Dermatology at University of Sheffield, Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield, UK. Michael R. Ardern-Jones is Professor and Honorary Consultant Dermatologist at the University of Southampton, University Hospitals Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, Southampton, UK

Review of the previous edition:This text is not intended to be all-inclusive, but instead functions as an accessible reference to introductory dermatology. The authors succeed in this aspect. In an increasingly technological age, supplementation with online content makes the use of this text and its resources more valuable. While the book is non-comprehensive, it serves as a good reference for medical students, nurses, general practitioners, and early dermatology trainees. " --Bryan Baillis, MD Charleston, South Carolina, Journal of American Academy of Dermatology: June 2017

• 1 Basic principles1 Microanatomy of the skin2 Derivatives of the skin3 Physiology of the skin4 Biochemistry of the skin5 Inflammation, microbiome, immunity and the skin6 Molecular genetics and the skin7 Terminology of skin lesions8 Taking a history9 Examining the skin10 Practical clinic procedures11 Dermoscopy12 Basics of medical therapy-topical treatments13 Basics of medical therapy-systemic medication, other treatments, monitoring and scoring systems14 Epidemiology of skin disease15 Body image, the psyche and the skin2 Diseases16 Psoriasis-epidemiology, pathophysiology and presentation17 Psoriasis-topical treatment and disease complications18 Psoriasis-systemic treatments19 Psoriasis-systemic treatments: biologics and small molecule inhibitors20 Eczema-acute, chronic and irritant21 Eczema-allergic contact dermatitis and patch testing22 Eczema-atopic eczema23 Eczema-atopic dermatitis and systemic therapy24 Eczema-other forms25 Lichenoid eruptions26 Papulosquamous eruptions27 Erythroderma28 PhotodermatologyInfections29 Bacterial infection-staphylococcal and streptococcal30 Other bacterial infections31 Viral infections-warts and other viral infections32 Viral infections-herpes simplex and herpes zoster33 Human immunodeficiency virus disease and immunodeficiency syndromes34 Fungal infections35 Yeast infections and related disorders36 Tropical infections and infestations37 InfestationsDisorders of specific skin structures38 Sebaceous and sweat glands-acne39 Sebaceous and sweat glands-rosacea and other disorders40 Sebaceous and sweat glands-hidradenitis suppurativa41 Disorders of hair-hair loss42 Disorders of hair-excess hair, hair defects, scalp disorders and ethnic hair problems43 Disorders of nails44 Vascular and lymphatic diseases45 Leg ulcers46 Pigmentation-diseases showing hypo- and hyperpigmentary effects47 Pigmentation-variations in people of colourAllergy and autoimmunity48 Urticaria49 Blistering disorders50 Connective tissue diseases-lupus erythematosus and systemic sclerosis51 Vasculitis and the reactive erythemasInternal medicine52 Skin changes in internal conditions53 Drug eruptions54 Associations with malignancyInherited disorders55 Keratinization and blistering syndromes56 Neurocutaneous disorders and other syndromesSkin tumours57 Benign tumours-epidermal and dermal58 Benign tumours-dermal structures and appendages59 Naevi60 Skin cancer-premalignant disorders61 Skin cancer-basal cell carcinoma62 Skin cancer-squamous cell carcinoma63 Skin cancer-malignant melanoma64 Cutaneous T-cell lymphomas, B-cell lymphomas and malignant dermal tumours65 Ageing and photoageing of the skin3 Special topics in dermatology66 Phototherapy67 Basic dermatologic surgery68 Advanced dermatologic surgery69 Cosmetics and cosmetic procedures70 Paediatric dermatology-childhood eczemas and other dermatoses71 Paediatric dermatology-vascular naevi and dermatoses of the newborn72 The skin in old age73 The skin in pregnancy74 Genitourinary infections75 Female genital dermatoses76 Male genital dermatoses and perianal skin diseases77 Occupation and the skin78 Immunologic tests