Photo Challenge
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Photo Challenge
Translucent Periorbital Papules
A 40-year-old woman was referred to dermatology for evaluation of occasionally pruritic periorbital papules that had gradually increased in size...
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Photo Challenge
Pruritic Eruption With Skinfold Sparing
An 89-year-old Asian man presented with a generalized pruritic eruption of 2 months' duration. The rash started on the flanks and later spread to...
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Photo Challenge
Dusky Pink Nodular Plaque on the Finger
A 38-year-old man presented with a persistent pruritic nodular plaque on the proximal right index finger of 4 months' duration. He reported...
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Photo Challenge
Pruritic Papules on the Face and Chest
A 31-year-old man presented with a severely pruritic rash of 2 weeks' duration. Physical examination revealed numerous urticarial papules and rare...
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Photo Challenge
Tender White Lesions on the Groin
A 28-year-old man with a history of hyperimmunoglobulinemia E syndrome (previously known as Job syndrome), coarse facial features, and multiple...
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Photo Challenge
Minimally Hyperpigmented Plaque With Skin Thickening on the Neck
A 74-year-old man with a history of melanoma and basal cell carcinoma presented for an annual skin examination and displayed asymptomatic stable...
Commentary
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Commentary
Virtual Dermatology: A COVID-19 Update
Telehealth readiness is playing a key role in containing the spread of COVID-19. In-person dermatology visits are now being limited to urgent...
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Commentary
Climate Change and Expansion of Tick Geography
The expanding range of tick-borne diseases is a growing problem worldwide. Climate change plays a preeminent role in the expansion of tick species...
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Commentary
Vitiligo: To Biopsy or Not To Biopsy?
The histopathologic diagnosis of vitiligo is classically understood as the absence of melanocytes and melanin in the skin biopsy. Dermatologists...
Contact Dermatitis
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Contact Dermatitis
Essential Oils Debunked: Separating Fact From Myth
Essential oils (EOs) make their place in the world by providing sweet-smelling aromas in addition to their alleged therapeutic...
Skin of Color
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Skin of Color
Hair Care Products Used by Women of African Descent: Review of Ingredients
Consumers of African descent use an array of hair-grooming products that promote moisture and minimize breakage because their hair is prone to...
Case Reports
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Case Reports
Dog Walking Can Be Hazardous to Cutaneous Health
Dog walking has been widely promoted by the medical profession for its potential health benefits, especially among older individuals. However,...
Original Research
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Original Research
Clinical Case-Viewing Sessions in Dermatology: The Patient Perspective
Clinical case-viewing (CCV) sessions often involve several health professionals simultaneously observing and interacting with a patient. Although...
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Original Research
Concordance Between Dermatologist Self-reported and Industry-Reported Interactions at a National Dermatology Conference
Physician-industry interactions are prevalent. Accurate reporting allows for transparency regarding potential conflicts of interest. This study...
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Original Research
Smartphones: Dermatologic Impact of the Digital Age
As smartphones continue to gain popularity, skin changes to the fifth digit caused by extended use of these devices will become more prevalent. A...
Dermpath Diagnosis
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Dermpath Diagnosis
Edema Affecting the Penis and Scrotum
A 44-year-old man presented for evaluation of self-described "skin ripping" on the penis with penile and scrotal edema of 1 year's duration....
Case Letter
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Case Letter
Tuberous Sclerosis With Segmental Overgrowth
Tuberous sclerosis and Proteus syndrome share a common downstream effector pathway. For a patient to demonstrate features of both tuberous...
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Case Letter
Lichen Planopilaris in a Patient Treated With Bexarotene for Lymphomatoid Papulosis
Oral retinoids may be associated with development of lichen planopilaris.
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Case Letter
Pseudoepitheliomatous Hyperplasia Arising From Purple Tattoo Pigment
Pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia is a rare benign condition that can arise in response to multiple underlying triggers such as tattoo pigment.
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Case Letter
Sunless Tanner Caused Persistent Hyperpigmented Patches on the Hands
Patient education on the benefits and risks associated with sunless tanners is critical when using these products, as sunless tanners containing...
For Residents
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For Residents
Over-the-counter Topical Products in Dermatology
Over-the-counter topical products commonly are discussed during dermatology encounters. This article addresses how dermatology residents may...