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Is this lesion on the gum a worrisome sign?
Denise Rizzolo, PA-C, PhD
, Thomas A. Chiodo, DDS August 10, 2010
Excision and biopsy are used to evaluate a slow-growing, asymptomatic lesion on the patient's right upper gum.
Slight rash develops into a refractory lesion
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
July 13, 2010
Constant itching and frequent scratching of a slight rash lead to a recalcitrant depigmented lesion that defies diagnosis.
Is urtication of this solitary bump a worrisome sign?
June 08, 2010
An infant presents with a single asymptomatic lesion that becomes raised and puffy with stroking.
Why won't this rash respond to treatment?
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
May 07, 2010
Despite numerous therapeutic attempts, the rash continued to spread, involving more and more of the patient's groin.
Should this patient be more concerned about her cyst?
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
April 09, 2010
Despite having a risk factor for skin cancer, this woman waited 5 years before having the cyst on her arm evaluated by a clinician.
Does this young girl have the same rash as her mother?
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
March 05, 2010
The daughter of a woman with psoriasis vulgaris develops an alarming rash after exposure to several possible aggravating factors.
What approach should be used for a lesion on black skin?
Sandra Morris, PA-C
, Mark Ling, MD, PhD February 05, 2010
The diagnosis and treatment of a skin disorder that is uncommon in black persons is reviewed.
What is the best way to manage this severe rash?
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
January 08, 2010
This common skin disorder can be managed with simple hygiene practices and OTC products. Parental education is the most valuable tool.
Why won't this rash respond to treatment?
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
December 04, 2009
This patient had chronic conditions she managed with a combination of clinical and self treatments. Is one of them perpetuating her rash?
Is this skin diseased, or is it just dirty?
Claudio Guarneri, MD; Serafinella Patrizia Cannavò, MD November 04, 2009
Two brothers are brought to clinic with a mysterious dirty appearance to their skin that did not resolve with routine cleaning.
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