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Dermatology Terminology [electronic resource] /by Herbert B. Allen.

by Allen, Herbert B [author.]; SpringerLink (Online service).
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: London : Springer London, 2010.Description: XX, 197p. 6 illus., 3 illus. in color. online resource.ISBN: 9781848828407.Subject(s): Medicine | Dermatology | Emerging infectious diseases | Medicine & Public Health | Dermatology | Infectious DiseasesDDC classification: 616.5 Online resources: Click here to access online
Contents:
Papulosquamous Diseases -- Vesiculobullous Disorders (Including Dermatitis/Eczema) -- Infectious Diseases -- Hypersensitivity Disorders -- Genetic Diseases -- Dermatology in Systemic Disease -- Tumors -- Miscellaneous Disorders.
In: Springer eBooksSummary: Dermatology is unusual as a medical specialty in that the traditional language of medicine often does not fit the needs of the specialty. The formal language of dermatology is so distinctive, it can take many months to learn, much like a foreign language. Similarly, dermatopathology has its own language that differs dramatically from the language of pathology. Dermatology Terminology uniquely describes and catalogs dermatologic diseases with the verbiage dermatologists use when speaking to each other. With many disorders, a description can be reduced to a word, phrase, or acronym, where such a keyword substitutes for a much fuller and lengthier formal presentation. This book is a compilation of these keywords, together with photos of the diseases they represent, coupled with short descriptions and literature references for each disease. The descriptions have been prepared over many years for dermatology residents and medical students and as such this book is a key learning resource for all students of dermatology.
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Papulosquamous Diseases -- Vesiculobullous Disorders (Including Dermatitis/Eczema) -- Infectious Diseases -- Hypersensitivity Disorders -- Genetic Diseases -- Dermatology in Systemic Disease -- Tumors -- Miscellaneous Disorders.

Dermatology is unusual as a medical specialty in that the traditional language of medicine often does not fit the needs of the specialty. The formal language of dermatology is so distinctive, it can take many months to learn, much like a foreign language. Similarly, dermatopathology has its own language that differs dramatically from the language of pathology. Dermatology Terminology uniquely describes and catalogs dermatologic diseases with the verbiage dermatologists use when speaking to each other. With many disorders, a description can be reduced to a word, phrase, or acronym, where such a keyword substitutes for a much fuller and lengthier formal presentation. This book is a compilation of these keywords, together with photos of the diseases they represent, coupled with short descriptions and literature references for each disease. The descriptions have been prepared over many years for dermatology residents and medical students and as such this book is a key learning resource for all students of dermatology.

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