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Dermatology
Pain and hardening of the skin constricts shoulder movement
Shailendra K Saxena, MD, PhD; Nirmal K. Phulwani, MD; Shikhar Saxena, MD; Jyoti Khatri, MD; and Naureen Rafiq, MD September 01, 2010
Had the patient agreed to a biopsy, the diagnosis may have been made sooner.
Exposure to moisture leads to palmar rash
Caroline Y. Winslow and Julia R. Nunley, MD August 01, 2010
A woman presents with a painful rash that developed immediately after exposure to water or sweating and disappeared an hour after drying.
Tender, edematous, red plaques on a woman's hands and feet
Jennifer Stead, DO, and Stuart Gildenberg, MD August 01, 2010
One month after starting a new chemotherapeutic drug, the patient sought treatment for painful peeling and redness on her hands and feet.
Cutaneous lesions
Damola A. Adegbenro, MD, and Noah S. Scheinfeld, MD, JD August 01, 2010
Two patients present with similar cutaneous growths—one a series of ulcerative lesions on the lower leg, and the other a painless forearm lesion.
Reaction following contrast CT
July 22, 2010
The swelling was nontender, nonfluctuant, and involved the whole of the submental portion of the upper thyroid.
Systemic mastocytosis workup
July 22, 2010
What workup is needed for a patient with mastocytosis diagnosed through biopsy?
Recurrent erosions on the neck and axillae
William Sargent Kaufman and Julia R. Nunley, MD July 01, 2010
For two years, a woman had lived with an itchy rash on her axillae and neck that became more symptomatic during the summer.
Kitchen work worsens pruritic hand lesions
Peter M.H. Cham, MD, and Erin M. Warshaw, MD, MS July 01, 2010
A restaurant employee's intensely itching and burning hand lesions worsened after he was assigned to work in the kitchen.
Patches of hair loss
Sean D. Doherty, MD July 01, 2010
Two boys with similar patches of hair loss—one developed six months ago, and the other had been present since birth.
Side effects of soy
June 17, 2010
Soy may cause angioedema and thickening of skin.
HPV in the oral cavity
June 15, 2010
HPV lesions can lead to the development of oral cancers.
Lymphedema treatment options
June 11, 2010
Lymphedema often turns into cellulitis in patients with diabetes.
Prescription and OTC creams ineffective against itchy lesions
Bridget E. Harcus-Wickersham, RN, FNP, DNP June 01, 2010
The patient's physical and psychological discomfort upset every aspect of his life.
Scaly plaques spread from head to toe
Joshua Weingartner, Pamela S. Allen, MD, FAAD, and Heather Hennigan, PA-C June 01, 2010
Five months of treatment with corticosteroids and antibiotics did not relieve the scaly rash on a man's scalp, cheeks, trunk, genitals, and legs.
Rash preceded by fever and cough
Craig G. Burkhart, MD, MPH June 01, 2010
After four days with a high fever, cough, and conjunctivitis, a child is brought to the hospital with an extensive, maculopapular rash.
Enlarging back and shoulder lesions
Stanley Chan, MD June 01, 2010
Two patients with enlarging lesions—one in a man with no history of skin cancer, and the other in a man with significant actinic damage
Skin-cancer screening lags in older adults
June 01, 2010
Screening rates are considerably lower than those for breast cancer, prostate cancer, and colorectal cancer.
Causes and treatment of bacterial conjunctivitis
May 11, 2010
What factors played a role in the decision to favor the more expensive fluoroquinolones as the drugs of choice for simple conjunctivitis?
Flesh-colored nodules on the shins and feet
Craig G. Burkhart, MD, MPH May 01, 2010
A middle-aged woman with Graves' disease presented with asymptomatic, firm, nonpitting, flesh-colored nodules and plaques on her legs and feet.
Vulvar pruritus with no erosions or papules
Payal Patel, MD, and Julia R. Nunley, MD May 01, 2010
A woman with no history of sexually transmitted diseases suffers intense vulvar itching. Hypopigmentation was noted with no erosions or papules.
Red rashes on the lower legs
May 01, 2010
Two patients present with leg rashes. One rash developed after a woman started taking cefazolin, and the other featured the deposition of hemosiderin.
Oral pathology for the primary-care clinician
Adam Weiss, DDS, Peter Nelson, DDS, and Harry Dym, DDS April 01, 2010
Become familiar with the cause, characteristics, and appropriate treatment of the most frequently seen conditions of the mouth, tongue, and gums.
Shiny, waxy patches on the shins
Craig G. Burkhart, MD, MPH April 01, 2010
A woman with a history of type 2 diabetes presented with asymptomatic, shiny, waxy, round patches on her shins that turned from red to yellow.
Rapidly growing tumor on the forearm
Travis Vandergriff, MD April 01, 2010
Six weeks after it appeared, the small red bump on this man's right forearm had become an erythematous crater-shaped nodule
Hypopigmented patches on the body
Sean D. Doherty, MD April 01, 2010
Two young girls with hypopigmented patches—one on the right buttock, the other on the knees, fingers, and ankles.
No connection between NSAIDs and skin-cancer risk
March 29, 2010
Regular use of NSAIDs resulted in no significant reduction in squamous cell carcinoma risk
Chronic suppressive antiviral therapy for herpes labialis
March 22, 2010
What information do you have on resistance rates among antivirals for herpes simplex virus?
Shingles vaccine after lymphoma treatment
March 22, 2010
Is it safe for a patient who underwent chemotherapy to receive the herpes zoster vaccine?
Gene therapy for ichthyosis or pityriasis rubra pilaris?
March 18, 2010
Ichthyosis and pityriasis rubra pilaris are very difficult conditions for a child to deal with emotionally and physically.
What to look for with drug-induced urticaria
Natasha Casie Chetty, MD, and Clive E.H. Grattan, MD March 01, 2010
An accurate diagnosis is crucial. It is necessary to know which related drugs need to be avoided, as well as alternative drugs to recommend for patients.
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