Barrett J. Zlotoff, MD

Bullous Pemphigoid Masquerading as a Prosthesis Allergy

The phenomenon of locus minoris resistentiae can lead to the presentation of bullous pemphigoid in locations traumatized by surgery.

Author:: Victor A. Teran, MD; Katherine G. Belote, MD; Thomas G. Cropley, MD; Alejandro A. Gru, MD; Barrett J. Zlotoff, MD

Dermatologists should be aware that noninfectious granulomatous dermatosis of the face can be caused by granulomatous periorificial dermatitis,...

Author:: Surbhi Gupta, MD; K. Jade Kindley, MD; Barrett J. Zlotoff, MD; Barbara B. Wilson, MD

An 18-year-old woman presented with a progressive appearance of firm, red-brown, asymptomatic, 1- to 3-mm, dome-shaped papules on the right cheek...

Author:: Jack Lee, MD; Kerrie M. Grunnet, MD; Richard H. Flowers, MD; Barrett J. Zlotoff, MD; Mary-Margaret B. Noland, MD; Jerome Goddard, PhD

Ticks are well-documented human parasites and vectors of infectious disease. The authors encourage providers to include larval tick infestation in...

Author:: Nikifor K. Konstantinov, MD; Tamara M. Berry, MD; Hillary R. Elwood, MD; Barrett J. Zlotoff, MD

Nevus of Ota is a blue, hyperpigmented, benign dermatosis of the skin and mucosae that most often occurs unilaterally in the distribution of the...

Author:: Jennifer A. Jones Md, PhD; Marshall J. Shuler, MD; Barrett J. Zlotoff, MD

Numerous drugs have been implicated as possible causes of lichenoid drug eruptions. The authors describe a case of a lichenoid drug eruption...