An Atlas of the Commoner Skin Diseases
With 139 Plates Reproduced by Direct Colour Photography from the Living Subject
- 3rd Edition - October 22, 2013
- Imprint: Butterworth-Heinemann
- Author: Henry C. G. Semon
- Language: English
- eBook ISBN:9 7 8 - 1 - 4 8 3 1 - 9 4 6 8 - 4
An Atlas of the Commoner Skin Diseases presents a collection of illustrations of dermatoses from the living subject in natural color. This 139-chapter text discusses the methods of… Read more
Purchase options
Institutional subscription on ScienceDirect
Request a sales quoteAn Atlas of the Commoner Skin Diseases presents a collection of illustrations of dermatoses from the living subject in natural color. This 139-chapter text discusses the methods of treatment of the covered diseases. Considerable chapters are devoted to the differential diagnosis and treatment of numerous skin diseases, including acne, chilblains, dermatitis artefacta, generalized exfoliative dermatitis, psoriasis, gumma syphilis, lupus vulgaris, rosacea, scabies, and varicose ulcer. Other chapters describe the physical appearance of acne, alopecia areata, dermatitis artefacta, varicose, and herpes zoster. The remaining chapters tackle the diagnosis and clinical manifestations of other skin diseases. The book can provide useful information to the dermatologists, doctors, students, and researchers.
The Commoner Skin Diseases I.-Acne (Acne Vulgaris) II.-Tar Acne III.-Acne (Furuncular Type of Young Women) IV.-Alopecia Areata V.-Chilblains V.-Dermatitis Artefacta VII.-Dermatitis Artefacta VIII.-Dermatitis, Generalized Exfoliative IX.-Dermatitis Herpetiformis X.-Dermatitis, Lichenified XI.-Dermatitis, Lichenified XII.-Dermatitis Medicamentosa (Lichenoid Type) XII.-Dermatitis Medicamentosa (Bromide Eruption) XIV.-Dermatitis Medicamentosa (Acute Mercurial Reaction) XV.-Dermatitis Medicamentosa (Acute Vesicular Iodine Dermatitis) XVI.-Dermatitis, Mycotic XVII.-Dermatitis, Seborrhoeic (Acute) XVIII.-Dermatitis, Seborrhoeic (Subacute) XIX.-Dermatitis, Seborrhoeic (Acute) XX.-Seborrhoide of the Groins, Genitalia, and Pubic Area XXI.-Dermatitis, Seborrhoeic (Chronic) XXII.-Dermatitis, Streptococcal, Bullous XXIII.-Dermatitis, Infectious Eczematoid XXIV.-Dermatitis, Recurrent Streptococcal XXV.-Dermatitis, Varicose XXVI.-Dermatitis Venenata (Occupational or Trade Eczema) XXVII.-Dermatitis Venenata (Occupational or Trade Eczema) XXVIII.-Dermatitis Venenata (Occupational or Trade): Tar Melanosis, 'Mollusca', And Epithelioma XXIX.-Patch Testing XXX.-Dermatitis Venenata (Fur) XXXI.-Dermatitis Venenata (From a Hair-Dye) XXXII.-Eczema (Chronic, with Lichenification) XXXIII.-Eczema (Alimentary) XXXIV.-Eczema, Infantile XXXV.-Eczema Of The Scrotum XXXVI.-Eczema, Vesicular (Acute) XXXVII.-Epidermophytosis (Acute) XXXVIII.-Epidermophytosis (Chronic) XXXIX.-Epithelioma: Rodent Ulcer XL.-Epithelioma: Rodent Ulcer XLI.-Erysipeloid XLII.-Erythema Induratum (Bazin's Disease) XLIII.-Tuberculosis Nodularis XLIV.-Erythema Iris XLV.-Erythema Iris XLVI.-Erythema Nodosum XLVII.-Erythrocyanosis Crurum Puellarum XLVIII.-Glossitis, Chronic Superficial (Leukoplakia) XLVIX.-Granuloma Annulare L.-Granuloma Pyogenicum LI.-Hereditary H^Emorrhagic Telangiectases LII.-Herpes Zoster LIII.-Herpes Zoster (Frontalis) LIV.-Impetigo (Bockhart) LV.-Impetigo Contagiosa ('Scrum-Pox') LVI.-Intertrigo (Streptococcal Dermatitis Following) LVII.-Keloidal And Hypertrophic Scarring LVIII.-Kerion LIX.-Lichen Planus (Acute) LX.-Lichen Planus (Subacute) LXI.-Lichen Planus (Chronic Hypertrophic) LXII.-Lichen Planus Palmaris LXIII.-Lichen Urticatus LXIV.-Lupus Erythematosus LXV.-Lupus Erythematosus LXVI.-Lupus Erythematosus LXVII.-Lupus Erythematosus (Chronic Discoid Type) LXIII.-Lupus Verrucosus LXIX.-Lupus Verrucosus LXX.-Lupus Vulgaris LXXI.-Lupus Vulgaris (Hitherto Untreated) LXXII.-Lupus Vulgaris: X-Ray Pigmentation LXXIII.-Molluscum Contagiosum LXXIV.-Molluscum Contagiosum (Giganteum) LXXV.-Moniliasis (Thrush) LXXVI.-Navus Unius Lateris LXXVII.-Naevus Vascularis LXXVIII.-Naevus Verrucosus LXXIX.-Paronychia LXXX.-Pityriasis Rosea LXXXI.-Pityriasis Versicolor LXXXII.-Psoriasis LXXXIII.-Psoriasis LXXXIV.-Psoriasis LXXXV.-Psoriasis Of The Nails LXXXVI.-'Pustular' Psoriasis and Pustular Bacterid LXXXVII.-'Pustular' Psoriasis and Pustular Bacterid LXXXVIII.-Rhinophyma LXXXIX.-Rosacea XC.-Scabies XCI.-Scabies XCII.-Scabies and Sulphur Dermatitis XCIII.-Sycosis Barba XCIV.-Syphilis: Condylomata XCV.-Syphilis: Gumma XCVI.-Syphilis: Multiple Cutaneous Gummata XCVII.-Syphilis: Secondary Macular and Papular Eruption XCVIII.-Syphilis: Secondary Papular Eruption XCIX.-Syphilis: Tertiary Plantar Hyperkeratosis C.-Syphilis: Tertiary Scarring and Elephantiasis of Lips CI.-Syphilis: Tertiary Ulcer CII.-Syphilis: Tertiary Ulcer CIII.-Syphilis: Tertiary Ulcerating Syphilide CIV.-Tinea Barbae CV.-Tinea Circinata CVI.-Tinea Cruris CVII.-Pruritus Ani Et Vulva (Et Scroti) CVIII.-Tinea Unguium CIX.-Urticaria CX.-Urticaria Pigmentosa CXI.-Varicose Ulcer CXII.-Vitiligo (Acquired Leucoderma) CXIII.-Wart (Verruca Vulgaris) CXIV.-Wart (Pedunculated) CXV.-Wart, Plantar CXVI.-Dyskeratosis Follicularis Vegetans (Darier's Disease) CXVII.-Xanthoma Palpebrarum (Xanthelasma) CXVIII.-Necrobiosis Lipoidica Diabeticorum CXIX.-Xerodermia or Ichthyosis CXX.-X-Ray BurnSome Less Common Skin Diseas CXXI.-Alopecia (Cicatrizing Type) CXXII.-Cancer-En-Cuirasse CXXIII.-Epithelioma: Multiple Rodent Ulcers CXXIV.-Erythema, Persistent Circinate CXXV.-Photosensitization (Light Dermatitis) CXXVI.-Hydroa Puerorum CXXVII.-Leprosy CXXVIII.-Lupus Pernio CXXIX.-Mycosis Fungoides CXXX.-Parapsoriasis (Maculata) CXXXI.-Pemphigus Vegetans CXXXII.-Pemphigus Vulgaris CXXXIII.-Sarcoma, Melanotic CXXXIV.-Sarcomatosis CXXXV.-Sarcomatosis CXXXVI.-Scleroderma (Morphoea) CXXXVII.-Scleroderma (Morphoea) CXXXVIII.-Cornu Cutaneum (Cutaneous Horn) CXXXIX.-TylosisIndex
- Edition: 3
- Published: October 22, 2013
- No. of pages (eBook): 352
- Imprint: Butterworth-Heinemann
- Language: English
- eBook ISBN: 9781483194684
Read An Atlas of the Commoner Skin Diseases on ScienceDirect