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• Foreword
• Preface
• Acknowledgements
• Author and Editor
• Contents
• Contributors
• 1: Basic Science and Immunology
• 1.1 Embryology
• 1.2 Epidermis
• 1.3 Basement Membrane Zone (Bmz)
• A. Inferior Portion of Basal Keratinocyte
• B. Lamina Lucida
• C. Lamina Densa
• D. Sublamina Densa
• 1.4 Melanocytes, Langerhans, and Merkel Cells
• 1.5 Dermis
• 1.6 Appendageal Glands and Nerves
• A. Glands
• B. Nerves
• 1.7 Hair and Nails
• 1.8 Wound Healing and Cytokines
• 1.9 Immunology
• A. Non-cellular Component
• B. Cells of the Immune System
• References
• 2: Pediatric Dermatology
• 2.1 Neonatal Dermatology
• 2.2 Childhood Infectious Diseases
• 2.3 Papulosquamous and Eczematous Dermatoses
• 2.4 Pigmented Lesions
• 2.5 Hypopigmented Lesions
• 2.6 Bullous Diseases
• 2.7 Epidermal, Appendageal and Dermal Tumors
• 2.8 Tumors of Fat, Muscle and Bone
• 2.9 Vascular Disorders
• A. VASCULAR TUMORS
• B. VENOUS MALFORMATIONS
• C. TELANGIECTASIAS
• 2.10 Genodermatoses
• A. SYNDROMES WITH DEFECTIVE DNA REPAIR
• B. SYNDROMES OF TUMOR SUPPRESSION
• C. Syndromes with Premature Aging
• D. DISORDERS WITH IMMUNODEFICIENCY
• E. DISORDERS OF PIGMENTATION
• F. MISCELLANEOUS
• G. VASCULAR DISORDERS
• H. DERMAL DISORDERS
• I. DISEASES OF THE HAIR AND NAILS
• J. DISORDERS OF CORNIFICATION
• K. OTHER CONDITIONS
• References
• 3: General Dermatology
• 3.1 Acne and Related Conditions
• A. Acne Vulgaris and Special Forms (Tables 3-1, 3-2)
• B. Acneiform Conditions
• C. Rosacea (Figure 3.4A-C)
• D. Rosacea Variants
• 3.2 Papulosquamous, Lichenoid and Eczematous Dermatoses
• A. Papulosquamous Dermatoses
• B. Lichenoid Dermatoses
• C. Eczematous Dermatoses
• 3.3 Granulomatous, Metabolic and Depositional Diseases
• A. Granulomatous Diseases
• B. Metabolic and Depositional Diseases
• 3.4 Erythemas and Purpuras
• A. Erythemas
• B. Purpuras
• 3.5 Vesiculobullous Diseases (Figure 3.29 and 3.30, Table 3-17)
• 3.6 Connective Tissue Diseases
• A. Autoimmune Serology (Table 3-18)
• B. Connective Tissue Diseases
• C. Other Connective Tissue Diseases
• 3.7 Disorders of Fat (Tables 3-20, 3-21, 3-22)
• 3.8 Pregnancy Dermatoses
• 3.9 Vasculitides and Vaso-Occlusive Diseases
• 3.10 Eosinophilic and Neutrophilic Dermatoses
• 3.11 Pigmentary Disorders and Vitamin Deficiencies
• 3.12 Cutaneous Manifestations of Systemic Diseases
• 3.13 Disorders of Hair
• A. Non-scarring Alopecias
• B. Scarring Alopecias
• C. Hirsutism (Figure 3.55b)
• D. Hair Shaft Abnormalities (Figure 3.57)
• 3.14 Neuropsychocutaneous Disorders
• 3.15 Oral Diseases
• 3.16 Nail Diseases
• 3.17 Photodermatoses
• A. Em Spectrum and Biological Effects
• B. Endogenous Photodermatoses
• C. Exogenous Photodermatoses
• D. Chemicals Blocking UVR
• E. Miscellaneous
• References
• 4: Infectious Diseases
• 4.1 Viral Infections
• A. HUMAN HERPESVIRUSES (HHV)
• B. HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS (HPV) (Table 4-1)
• C. POXVIRUS INFECTIONS
• D. MISCELLANEOUS (Tables 4-3 and 4-4)
• 4.2 Bacterial Infections
• A. GRAM-POSITIVE INFECTIONS
• STAPHYLOCOCCAL INFECTIONS:
• STREPTOCOCCAL INFECTIONS
• CORYNEBACTERIAL INFECTIONS
• Other Gram-Positive Infections
• B. GRAM-NEGATIVE INFECTIONS
• PSEUDOMONAL INFECTIONS
• Other Gram-Negative Infections
• Bartonella Infections
• Rickettsiae
• Spirochetes
• C. Mycobacteria
• Atypical Mycobacteria
• Fungal Infections
• A. Definitions
• B. Superficial Mycoses
• C. Dermatophytosis
• D. DEEP MYCOSES
• Dimorphic Fungi
• Opportunistic Infections
• 4.3 Protozoa and Worms
• 4.4 Infestations
• 4.5 Creatures of Significance
• References
• 5: Benign and Malignant Tumors
• 5.1 Benign Epidermal and Dermal Tumors
• 5.2 PREMALIGNANT AND MALIGNANT TUMORS
• 5.3 Cysts
• References
• 6: Dermatologic Surgery
• 6.1 Surgical Anatomy
• A. Anatomy of Head and Neck Muscles (Figure 6.1)
• B. Sensory innervation of Head and Neck (Figure 6.3 and 6.4B, Table 6-3)
• C. Motor Innervation of Head and Neck
• D. Arterial Supply of Head and Neck (Figure 6.6, Table 6-5)
• E. Lymph Nodes of the Head and Neck
• 6.2 Excisions, Flaps, and Grafts
• A. Excisions
• Basic Excision Principles
• Cosmetic subunits
• Wound Healing
• B. Flaps
• C. Grafts
• Full-Thickness Skin Graft (FTSG)
• Split-Thickness Skin Graft (STSG)
• Composite Graft
• Stages of Graft Survival (Table 6-8)
• 6.3 Surgical Complications
• 6.4 Cryosurgery and Electrosurgery
• 6.5 Pre-operative Considerations
• 6.6 Local Anesthesia
• 6.7 Sutures, Antiseptics, and Dressings
• 6.8 Nail Surgery
• 6.9 Cosmetic Dermatology
• References
• 7: Pharmacology and  Drug Reactions
• 7.1 Anti-infective Medications
• A. Antibiotics
• B. Antifungals
• C. Antivirals (Table 7.2)
• D. Anti-Parasitic Drugs
• 7.2 Immunosuppressant Drugs
• A. Topical Immunosuppressants
• B. Oral Immunosuppressants
• C. Immunomodulators
• D. Antimalarials
• E. Chemotherapy Agents
• 7.3 Other Drugs
• A. Retinoids
• B. Hormone-Related Drugs
• C. Antihistamines
• D. Phototherapy
• F. Pregnancy Category
• 7.4 Drug Reactions and Interactions
• References
• 8: Pathology
• 8.1 Stains
• 8.2 HISTOLOGIC BODIES
• 8.3 Histopathologic Findings
• 8.4 Histopathologic Images
• References
• 9: Dermoscopy and Electron Microscopy
• 9.1 Dermoscopy
• 9.2 ELECTRON MICROSCOPY (EM)
• References
• 10: Life After Boards
• 10.1 Advice for Life After Boards
• My Personal Words of Wisdom
• 10.2 Taking the Job
• Employment Contract
• Employee Vs. Independent Contractor
• 10.3 Coding and Documentation
• A. Coding for the Office Visit
• New Outpatient E/M Codes:
• Established Outpatient E/M Codes:
• B. Coding for Procedures
• C. Documentation
• 10.4 Continuing Medical Education
• References
• 11: High Yield Facts and Buzz Words
• 11.1 Genetic Diseases
• 11.2 JAIN BuzzWords
• Index