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Common Skin Diseases
- 1. Common Skin Diseases DR . MOUSA BIN SAMHAN AL ENAZY
- 61. A papule surrounded by a depigmented macule
- 62. Papule
- 63. Haemangioma
- 67. Acute reaction to insect bite— bullae
- 69. Lichen simplex
- 71. Numular lesion as a response to a vaccination site in the arm
- 73. Pustule due to infection
- 77. Tropical ulcer
- 79. Bullous pemphigoid causing erosion
- 87. Contact dermatitis as a response to mascara
- 89. Allergic reaction producing photosensitivity
- 90. Small vesicles of eczema
- 91. Psoriasis of both legs
- 93. Herpes simplex
- 96. Psoriasis
- 98. Psoriasis of both legs
- 103. Pitting of the nail
- 104. Plaques
- 105. Large lesions
- 106. Plaques
- 108. Guttate psoriasis
- 110. Pustules on the foot
- 111. Rupoid lesions
- 114. Scalp psoriasis
- 115. Annular lesions
- 116. Koebner’s phenomenon: psoriasis in surgical scar
- 117. Psoriasis of the nail
- 118. Psoriasis of the hand
- 123. Acute arthropathy
- 124. Acute arthropathy— X ray signs
- 127. Psoriasis suitable for short contact dithranol treatment
- 128. Guttate psoriasis suitable for ultraviolet B treatment
- 130. Before phototherapy & After phototherapy
- 131. Erythematous psoriasis suitable for methotrexate treatment, having failed to respond to phototherapy
- 132. Psoriasis of the scalp This condition can be very difficult to clear, particularly if there are thick scales • 3% salicylic acid in a suitable base and left on for four to six hours or overnight and then washed out with a tar shampoo • Dithranol preparations are effective but will tint blonde or red hair purple • Steroid preparations can be used to control itching
- 133. Updated Guidelines of ACNE (2007)
- 136. Acne cysts and scars
- 137. Hypertrophic scars (from acne)
- 138. Acne vulgaris
- 139. Acne vulgaris
- 140. Acne conglobata
- 141. Acne fulminans
- 142. Acne keloidalis
- 152. Rosacea
- 153. Rhinophyma
- 157. Eczema
- 160. Types of eczema Atopic eczema affects mainly the flexor surfaces of the elbows and knees as well as the face and neck. To a variable degree it can affect the trunk as well. Atopic eczema is common, affecting 3% of all infants, and runs a chronic course with variable remissions.
- 161. Nummular eczema Nummular eczema appears as coin shaped lesions on legs and trunk.
- 164. Infected eczema
- 167. Allergic response to sulfapyridine
- 168. Allergic response to topical neomycin (left). After stopping ointment (right)
- 169. Photodermatitis
- 170. Allergic reaction to cosmetics
- 176. Fungal and yeast infections
- 177. Fungal and yeast infections Tricophyton rubrum infection of the neck
- 178. Fungal infection of nail
- 179. Tinea pedis
- 181. Tinea corporis
- 182. Tinea cruris
- 184. Erythrasma
- 186. Tinea versicolor
- 187. Microsporum ringworm
- 190. Viral infections
- 191. Viral infections Herpes simplex The herpes simplex virus consists of two viral subtypes. Type I is associated with lesions on the face and fingers and sometimes genital lesions. Type II is associated almost entirely with genital infections
- 194. What is the cause of his rash?
- 203. Common warts
- 206. Treatment of warts with liquid nitrogen
- 216. Café-au-Lait Spot
- 217. vitiligo
- 224. What is the diagnosis?
- 225. What is the cause of his rash?
- 226. What is the likely diagnosis?
- 227. What is the likely diagnosis?
- 228. What is the likely diagnosis?
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- 233. What is the likely diagnosis?
- 234. What is the likely diagnosis?
- 235. What is the likely diagnosis?
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- 237. What is the likely diagnosis?
- 238. Thank you