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Dermatology Digest Articles
What is behind this postpartum puzzler?
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
January 10, 2012
A young mother has a healthy baby boy—and a new-onset vesicular, bullous rash that developed very quickly after the birth.
Nodules that developed months after treatment
Khalid Al Aboud, MD
, Daifullah Al Aboud, MD December 08, 2011
A travel history and biopsy results led to a quick diagnosis and successful treatment—until new lesions made their appearance.
How is this web space lesion best treated?
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
November 09, 2011
Deciding the best approach to a hard-to-monitor lesion of unknown duration required judgment based on both objective and subjective input.
Is this edema and firming of the skin a severe sign?
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
October 11, 2011
This female patient experiences a series of unusual changes on the skin of both her hands: edema, whitening and pain in the fingertips, and cyanosis.
What caused the rash on this high school athlete?
Olga Saprygina Forman, PA-C, MPAS
September 07, 2011
A high school athlete develops a number of multiplying pink and slightly translucent papules on the right and left sides of the neck.
What caused these itchy white bumps on the wrists?
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
August 09, 2011
A 43-year-old man wishes to have a number of white, terribly pruritic papules and nodules on his wrists reevaluated.
What is this psoriasiform plaque?
Anya Stassiy, PA-C
, Amor Khachemoune, MD, FAAD July 06, 2011
A male patient presents with an expanding, erythematous region on his right knee that had proved unresponsive to topical corticosteroids.
What is this slow-growing preauricular lesion?
Malveeka Sharma, MPH
, Amor Khachemoune, MD, FAAD June 07, 2011
A 78-year-old white male presented for evaluation of a steadily growing, increasingly red, pruritic lesion on the right side of his neck below the ear.
What caused this woman's addiction to steroids?
Joe R. Monroe, PA-C, MPAS
May 04, 2011
After a facial eruption persists for over 6 months and the patient experiences tingling after discontinuing a steroid cream, she presents for evaluation of the condition.
What caused this spotted, itchy rash on the shins?
Olga Saprygina Forman, PA-C, MPAS
April 06, 2011
A female patient presents with multiple reddish to brown lesions that were present for over a year but had recently multiplied.
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