Management of Superficial Fungal Infections Peter C. Schalock Arthur J. Sober Although they are neither dangerous nor life threatening, superficial fungal infections are prevalent, irritating, and often recurrent. They are…
Approach to Bacterial Skin Infections Peter C. Schalock Arthur J. Sober Part 1: Cellulitis Cellulitis represents bacterial infection of the skin that involves the deeper subcutaneous layers. It must be…
Management of Corns and Calluses Peter C. Schalock Arthur J. Sober Corns and calluses are common, vexing lesions that can interfere with daily living. They may not be a presenting…
Management of Intertrigo and Intertriginous Dermatoses Peter C. Schalock Arthur J. Sober Intertrigo is an inflammatory condition of body folds that presents as moist lesion(s), erythema, and scaling. It is…
Management of Psoriasis Peter C. Schalock Arthur J. Sober Psoriasis is a common chronic skin disease characterized by discrete and confluent erythematous papules and plaques covered with silvery white scale;…
Management of Rosacea and Other Acneiform Dermatoses Peter C. Schalock Arthur J. Sober Rosacea and periorificial dermatitis produce acneiform lesions. Rosacea is particularly common, affecting between 1.5% and 10% of…
Management of Acne Peter C. Schalock Arthur J. Sober Acne is a polygenic, multifactorial disease that in some form afflicts nearly all adolescents in the United States. It ranges in…
Approach to the Patient with Dermatitis Peter C. Schalock Arthur J. Sober Part 1: Atopic or Contact Dermatitis The atopic and contact dermatitides (also referred to as eczema) are frequently…
Disturbances of Skin Hydration: Dry Skin and Excessive Sweating Peter C. Schalock Arthur J. Sober Part 1:Management of Dry Skin Dry skin, or simple xerosis, is commonly seen during the…
Approach to the Patient with Hair Loss Peter C. Schalock Arthur J. Sober Alopecia may be described as the loss of hair in areas where it normally grows. The most…
