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Adolescent Visual Diagnosis

Adolescent Visual Diagnosis. Jeff Hutchinson, MD. Goal. To recognize conditions common to the young adult population To increase the comfort level with visual diagnosis. Order. Head to toe Compare and contrast. HEAD. 1 of 3. 2 of 3. Kerion in tinea capitis. 1 of 3. 2 of 3.

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Dermatology Unknowns

Dermatology Unknowns. Nathaelf Hyppolite MD March 2006. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Cutaneous Anthrax. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Leishmaniasis.

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Dermatology Unknowns

Dermatology Unknowns. Nathaelf Hyppolite MD March 2006. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Unknown Group 1. Cutaneous Anthrax. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Unknown Group 2. Leishmaniasis.

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Blotches: Light rashes

Blotches: Light rashes. Medical Student Core Curriculum in Dermatology. Last updated April 18, 2011. Module Instructions.

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Blotches: Light rashes

Blotches: Light rashes. Basic Dermatology Curriculum. Last updated April 18, 2011. Module Instructions.

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Blotches: Light rashes

Blotches: Light rashes. Basic Dermatology Curriculum. Last updated April 18, 2011. Module Instructions.

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Adult Cutaneous Fungal Infections 2: Yeasts

Adult Cutaneous Fungal Infections 2: Yeasts. Basic Dermatology Curriculum. Last updated November 27 , 2013. Module Instructions.

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Adult Cutaneous Fungal Infections 2: Yeasts

Adult Cutaneous Fungal Infections 2: Yeasts. Basic Dermatology Curriculum. Last updated November 27 , 2013. Module Instructions.

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Blotches: Dark rashes

Blotches: Dark rashes. Medical Student Core Curriculum in Dermatology. Last updated April 18, 2011. Module Instructions.

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Chapter 17

Chapter 17. Skin Conditions in Sports. Anatomy of the Skin. The skin is the largest organ of the body. Two major layers are the dermis and epidermis. Subcutaneous fat helps insulate the body from the environment.

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Skin Infections

Amber Giacomazzi , MS, ATC. Skin Infections. Types of Infections. _______ Infections _______ Infections _______ Infections. Viral Infections. ______________ Skin eruption of _______ that tend to recur in the ____________ HSV-1 : occurs as a _________ or _______ around the _______

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The possible causes of male organ rash are many, and an accurate diagnosis is needed to know the best treatment. Spotting tinea versicolor as the culprit can aid in getting the right treatment.

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Tinea Versicolor: Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment

Tinea Versicolor is a common skin infection caused by fungus Malassezia. Tinea Versicolor is not contagious and does not cause any health issues.

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Tinea Versicolor

Tinea Versicolor. Symptoms. Symptoms of Tinea Versicolor are yellow/white small,round and flat spots Usually found on the more oily parts of the body such as the upper chest, back, or upper arms or, less often, on the upper thighs, neck, or face. Causes.

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