Fitzpatrick’s Color Atlas and Synopsis of Clinical Dermatology

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by  Klaus Wolff et al.

FITZPATRICK'S
COLOR ATLAS AND SYNOPSIS OF
CLINICAL DERMATOLOGY
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FITZPATRICK'S
COLOR ATLAS AND SYNOPSIS OF
CLINICAL DERMATOLOGY
EIGHTH EDITION
Klaus Wolff, MD, FRCP
Professor and Chairman Emeritus
Department of Dermatology
Medical University of Vienna
Chief Emeritus, Dermatology Service
General Hospital of Vienna
Vienna, Austria
Richard Allen Johnson, MDCM
Associate Professor of Dermatology
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts
Arturo P. Saavedra, MD, PhD, MBA
Associate Professor ofD ermatology
Massachusetts General Hospital
Vice Chair for Clinical Affairs
Harvard Medical School
Boston, Massachusetts
Ellen K. Roh, MD
Instructor in Dermatology
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston, Massachusetts
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CONTENTS
Preface xxiii
Acknowledgment
How to Use This Book
.Approach to Dcrmatol.oglc Dlagnos!a
Outline ofDermatologlc Diagnosis
D
Special Clinical and Laboratory Aids to Dermatologic Diagnosis
PART I DISORDERS PRESENTING IN THE SKIN AND
MUCOUS MEMBRANES 1
DISORDERS OF SEBACEOUS, ECCRINE AND APOCRINE GLANDS
Ame Vulpria (Common .Ame) and Cyltic Acue 2
R.OIII.Cell 8
Paiorificial Damatitia 12
Miliaria 14
Byperhidroal8 14
Chromhidrosis and Bromhidrosis 15
HldradeDitil Suppurattva 15
Fox Fordyce Disease 19
Contac:t Dermatlti8 20
Irritant Contact Dermatiti8 (lCD) 20
Acute Irritant Contact Dermatitis 21
Chronic Irritant Contact Dermatitis 23
Special Forms of lCD 25
Allergic Contact Dermatitis (ACD) 25
Special Forma of ACD 29
Allergic Contact Dermatitis Caused by Plants 29
Other Special Forms ofA CD 32
Systemic ACD 32
Airborne ACD 32
Atoplc:Dermadtls 34
Suggested Algorithm of AD Management 40
Uchen Simplex Chronlcus (LSC) 40
Prurigo Nodularis (PN) 42
Dyahfdrotic E<:zematou DermatitiJ 43
Nummular Eczema 44
AutolleDiitization Dermatitis 45
SeborrlaeU: Dermatitil 46
Alteatotic Dermatitil 49
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CONTENTS
PSORIASIS, PSORIASIFORM, AND PITYRIASIFORM DERMATOSES
Psorlas18 50
Psoriasis Vulgaris 50
Pustular Psoriasis 57
Palmoplantar Pustulosis 57
Generalized Acute Pustular Psoriasis (Von Zumbu.sch) 57
PsoriaticE~od~a 59
Psoriatic Arthritis 59
Management of Psoria&is 59
Pityriads Rubra Pilara (PRP) 62
Pityr:laais Ro.tea 65
Parapsoriasis en Plaques (PP) 67
Pityr:laals Lldlenoldea (Acute and Chronic) (PL) 70
SECTION 4
ICHTHYOSES 72
DomiDant Ichthyosls Vulprla (DIV) 72
X-LIDkcd.Rec:enlve Idrtbyosla (XLRI) 75
Lamellar Idrth:yosls (LI) 77
~lclermolytic: Hyperkeratoela (EH) 79
Ic.hthyom in dle Newborn 80
CoUoclionBaby 80
Harlequin Fetul 81
Syuclromic IchthyOSCI 82
Acquired Ichthyoses 84
Inherited Keratoderm.as of Palms and Solea 84
SECTIONS
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MISCELLANEOUS EPIDERMAL DISORDERS WI
Acantho.da Nlgric:ans (AN) 87
Darier Disease (DD) 89
Grover Disease (GD) 91
Halley-Halley Disease (FamWal BenlgD. Pemphlgu) 92
Dlssem1nated Superfidal Adlnlc Porokeratosls (DSAP) 93
Other Porokeratosel 93
GENEnC AND ACQUIRED BULLOUS DISEASES
Hereditary Eplclermolylls Bulloaa (EB) 94
Pemphigus 100
Ballaaa Pemphigoid (BP) 106
Cicatricial PempJUaoid 108
Pemphigoid Geatationis (PG) 109
DermatitU Herpetiformia (DH) 110
Unear IgA Dermatosis (LAD) 112
~dermolysls Bullosa.Acqulaita (EBA) 114
CONTENTS
Pyoderma GaDgl'Glotum. (PG) 115
Bowel Bypus Synchome (Bowel-Astodated.Dermatosls-Arthrltle Syndrome) 118
Sweet Syndrome (SS) 119
Granuloma Fadale (GF) 121
Erythema Nodoeum (EN) Syndrome 122
Other PllDDiculiticla 124
Pemioaia (Chilhlaina) 126
Rxfuliative Erythroderma Syndrome (EES) 127
Baahea in the Acutely W Febrile Patient 132
Stevena-Johnaon Syndrome (SJS) and '1\uic: EpidermalNecrolyals (TEN) 136
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..___ BENIGN NEOPLASMS AND HYPERPLASIAS 141
Disorders ofMelanoqtes 141
Acquired Melanoc:ytic: Nevi (MN) 141
Halo Melanoqtic Nevus 146
Blue Nevus 148
Nevus Spilus 149
Spitz Nevus 151
Mongolian Spot 152
NevusofOta 153
Vuailar'I'umol'l and MilformatiODI 154
Vuc:ular Tumol'l 155
Hemangioma of. Infancy (HI) 155
Pyogenic: Granuloma 158
Glomus Thmor 159
Vascular Malformations 160
Capillary Malformation• 160
Port-Wme Stain 160
Spider Angioma 162
Venous Lake 163
Cherry Angioma 164
Angiokeratoma 165
Lymphatic .Malformation 167
"Lymphangioma'" 167
CapWaryNenout Malformations (CVMs) 168
MJ.OOianeout Cyab and Pseudoc:y~te 170
Epidermoid Cyst 170
Tric:hJ.1.emmal Cyst 171
Epl.dermal Induston Cyst 171
Milium 172
Digital Myxoid Cyst 173