Inpatient Dermatology

Concise and portable guide for dermatologists, emergency room and internal medicine physicians

Provides the most important items for work-up, differential diagnosis, and treatment of dermatologic issues in the hospitalized patient

Complete with hundreds of high quality, full-color images of dermatologic entities, both clinically and histopathologically

Offers tools to help physicians with how to handle common consults and emergencies

Provides the reader with focused charts of what labs to order on what patients and when

Autorentext
Dr. Misha A. Rosenbach is Assistant Professor and Associate Program Director of Dermatology in the Department of Dermatology at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Dr. Robert Micheletti is Assistant Professor of Dermatology and Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania Dr. Karolyn A. Wanat is Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Dermatology and Pathology at the University of Iowa.

Inhalt

Part I. Introduction.- 1. General principle in approaching hospitalized patient with a dermatologic issue.- Part II. General Medication Reactions.- 2. SJS/TEN.- 3. Drug hypersensitivity syndrome.- 4. Acute Generalized Exanthematous Pustulosis.- 5. Morbilliform Eruption.- 6. Urticarial drug eruptions.- 7. Serum-sickness-like reaction.- 8. Fixed Drug eruption.- 9. Drug-induced vasculitis.- Part III. Oncodermatology.- 10. Sweet syndrome.- 11. Pyoderma gangrenosum.- 12. Toxic erythema of chemotherapy.- 13. Graft vs host disease.- 14. Grover's like reaction.- 15. Serpentine supravenous hyperpigmentation reaction.- 16. Miscellaneous chemotherapeutic reactions.- Part IV. Infections/Infestations.- 17. Bacterial.- 18. Viral.- 19. Fungal.- 20. Ectoparasitic.- Part V. Purpura.- 21. Vasculitis.- 22. Cholesterol Emboli.- 23. Endocarditis.- 24. Calciphylaxis.- 25. Vasculopathy.- Part VI. Erythroderma.- 26. GVHD.- 27. Psoriasis.- 28. Medication reaction.- 29. Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.- 30. Pityriasis Rubra Pilaris.- 31. Atopic derm.- Part VII. Autoimmune/Inflammatory.- 32. Lupus.- 33. Dermato.- 34. Sclero/Crest.- 35. Autoimmune blistering.- 36. Sarcoid/Lofgren.- 37. Erythema Nodosum.- Part VIII. Hospitalized-Related Lesions.- 38. Edema blisters.- 39. Stasis dermatitis.- 40. Miliaria.- 41. Intertrigo.- 42. Contact dermatitis.- 43. Steroid acne.