| Abstract: | 1. Prurigo nodularis, Follicular mucinosis, Lichen spinulosus -- 2. Erythema annulare, Erythema infectiosum -- 3. Dermatofibroma -- 4. Prurigo nodules, Nodular scabies -- 5. Insect bites, Arthropod assault -- 6. Poikiloderma -- 7. Angular cheilitis, Perlèche -- 8. Perioral dermatitis -- 9. Metal allergy, Allergic contact dermatitis from metals -- 10. Caterpillar dermatitis, Caterpillar envenomation -- 11. Senile purpura, Senile lentigines -- 12. Multiple sebaceous cysts, Multiple sebaceous follicular cysts -- 13. Polymorphous light eruption, Sun allergy -- 14. Polymorphous erythema -- 15. Herpes zoster, Gluteal herpes zoster -- 16. Urticaria, Hives -- 17. Nummular eczema, Discoid eczema, Nummular dermatitis -- 18. Classmate -- 19. Leser-Trelat sign, Eruptive seborrheic keratosis -- 20. Chronic simple lichen, Prurigo simplex -- 21. Malassezia folliculitis, Pityrosporum folliculitis -- 22. Mango dermatitis, Mango allergy -- 23. Otitis externa, Ear infection -- 24. Molluscum contagiosum, Water warts -- 25. Dyshidrotic eczema, Pompholyx -- 26. Fingertip dermatitis, Digit dermatitis -- 27. Fiddler's neck -- 28. Idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis -- 29. Idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis -- 30. Cherry angioma, Campbell de Morgan spots -- 31. Angular stomatitis -- 32. Folliculitis barbae, Sycosis barbae -- 33. Molluscum contagiosum, Water warts -- 34. Jellyfish sting -- 35. Ice burn -- 36. Laundry-pattern paronychia -- 37. Warts, Plantar warts, Verrucae -- 38. Periungual pyogenic granuloma, Periungual fibroma -- 39. Pigmented purpuric dermatosis -- 40. Tinea versicolor -- 41. Adult acne, Pre-menstrual acne -- 42. Childhood psoriasis, Juvenile psoriasis -- 43. Plantar verruca, Plantar wart -- 44. Mucous cyst of the digits, Digital myxoid cyst -- 45. Pincer nail deformity -- 46. Onychophagia, Nail biting -- 47. Onychotillomania, Nail picking -- 48. Subungual hematoma -- 49. Subungual splinter hemorrhage -- 50. Longitudinal melanonychia -- 51. Twenty-nail dystrophy, Trachyonychia -- 52. Lamellar splitting of the nail, Lichen planus -- 53. Onycholysis, Nail detachment -- 54. Palmar crease hyperpigmentation, Hand eczema -- 55. Athlete's foot, Tinea pedis -- 56. Steroid acne -- 57. Cement dermatitis -- 58. Plant-induced dermatitis, Plant-related dermatitis -- 59. Contact dermatitis, Rhus dermatitis -- 60. Psychogenic urticaria -- 61. Allergic contact dermatitis -- 62. Drug eruption -- 63. Urticaria, Itchy rash -- 64. Milia -- 65. Forehead seborrheic dermatitis, Facial seborrheic dermatitis -- 66. Airpods ear dermatitis -- 67. Acne, Acne vulgaris -- 68. Acne vulgaris conglobata -- 69. Erythema multiforme -- 70. Scabies -- 71. Violinist's neck -- 72. Traumatic chicken skin folliculitis -- 73. Woronoff ring -- 74. Clothing dermatitis -- 75. Lip licking dermatitis -- 76. Pityriasis alba -- 77. Pityriasis rosea -- 78. Adhesive contact dermatitis -- 79. Contact cheilitis -- 80. Callosity -- 81. Comedonal acne -- 82. Sand flea bites -- 83. Excoriated acne -- 84. Carotenemia -- 85. Cholinergic urticaria -- 86. Idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis -- 87. Pityriasis versicolor -- 88. Fordyce spots -- 89. Miliaria -- 90. Miliaria profunda -- 91. Pityrosporum folliculitis -- 92. Skin tags -- 93. Xerosis, Asteatotic eczema -- 94. Dermatographia -- 95. Foreign body in skin -- 96. Cold urticaria -- 97. Pyogenic granuloma -- 98. Ichthyosis vulgaris -- 99. Acanthosis nigricans -- 100. Subungual hematoma. . |
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| | In this book, the author presents a collection of 100 skin diseases and shares an invaluable record of his diagnoses and treatment strategies. This book will serve as a comprehensive and practical companion, expertly guiding readers through the identification of a diverse spectrum of common dermatological conditions typically encountered within dermatology clinics. A beauty of this book is the abundant clinical photography accompanying each case, providing visual context that enhances the reader's understanding of the presented skin diseases. For those who are seeking a guide for clinical practice, training, or a deeper understanding of dermatology, this book will be an efficient and practical reference. The translation was done with the help of artificial intelligence. A subsequent human revision was done primarily in terms of content. This book is a translation of an original Korean edition. The translation was done with the help of artificial intelligence (machine translation by the service DeepL.com). A subsequent human revision was done primarily in terms of content, so that the book will read stylistically differently from a conventional translation. . |
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