'Topical steroids' presentation slideshows

Dermatology for the podiatrist

4/23/10 Justin Endo, M.D. Dermatology for the podiatrist. Disclosure. No financial disclosures Primary reference and images unless otherwise specified from Bolognia et al. Objectives. Diagnose dermatologic conditions affecting the lower leg Discuss management options

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The Red Face

The Red Face. Basic Dermatology Curriculum. Last updated March 27, 2011. Module Instructions. The following module contains a number of blue, underlined terms which are hyperlinked to the dermatology glossary , an illustrated interactive guide to clinical dermatology and dermatopathology.

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The Red Face

The Red Face. Medical Student Core Curriculum in Dermatology. Last updated March 27, 2011. Module Instructions.

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Topical steroid abuse and damaged face

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Allergic Rhinitis

Allergic Rhinitis. Dr. Dinesh Kumar, Assistant Professor, ENT, GMC Amritsar . Definition. Allergic rhinitis is clinically defined as a symptomatic disorder of the nose induced by an IgE -mediated inflammation after allergen exposure of the membranes lining the nose. Natural History.

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EPISCLERITIS is a benign, self limiting and recurrent disorder of the episcleral tissue,

EPISCLERITIS is a benign, self limiting and recurrent disorder of the episcleral tissue, affects both sexes,especially young adults, the onset is sudden with intense redness involving only one quadrant of the globe + mild discomfort

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The Skinny on Atopic Dermatitis Robyn Morrissette, PA-C Division of Allergy and Immunology

The Skinny on Atopic Dermatitis Robyn Morrissette, PA-C Division of Allergy and Immunology Pediatric Specialists of Virginia. No conflicts of interest to disclose. Learning Objectives: To understand how to recognize and diagnose atopic dermatitis

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Tinea Versicolor

Tinea Versicolor. Tinea Versicolor Treatment. Relief is temporary and recurrences are common Hypopigmented areas will take seveal months to repigment. Medications. Selenium sulfide shampoos Wash, leave on for 10 minutes.

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IN THE NAME OF GOD

IN THE NAME OF GOD. Systemic Effects of Oral Glucocorticoids. Side effects from glucocorticoids are mostly seen with oral and injectable glucocorticoids , but can be seen with inhaled and topical steroids at higher doses.

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Episclera and sclera

Episclera and sclera. Dr. Mohammad Shehadeh. Anatomy. The three vascular layers that cover the anterior sclera are: The conjunctival vessels are the most superficial; arteries are tortuous and veins straight.

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Cutaneous Findings Encountered in the Outpatient Setting

Cutaneous Findings Encountered in the Outpatient Setting. Pityriasis Rosea. Benign exanthem likely viral in origin Linked to URIs, can present in many family members Occasional pruritis (75%, severe in 25%). Pityriasis Rosea. Herald Patch Single pink patch 2-10 cm in diameter

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Uveitis 2

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Rashes In pregnancy

Rashes In pregnancy. Kate Hooks. WhY ?. A Common Consultation AIMS : To distinguish rashes which may have complications from those which do not. To develop a management strategy Some understanding of other skin rashes in pregnancy. Infective Rashes in pregnancy.

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Psoriasis and Skin Cancer

Psoriasis and Skin Cancer. Edward Pritchard. Long Cases. You could get these!

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Topical steroids (2008)

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Lid lacerations

Lid lacerations. Ecchymosis. m anagement of uncomplicated lid abrasions. managed in office with: cleansing antibiotic ung dressing wound. management of deeper or canalicular lacerations. refer for surgical repair. management of ecchymosis. cold compresses for first 24-48 hours

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Diagnosis and Management of Angle Closure Glaucoma

Diagnosis and Management of Angle Closure Glaucoma. Angle Closure Glaucoma (ACG). Introduction Readings: Bartlett & Jaanus , pp. 693-694, Kanski , pp. 421-436 Overview: Risk factors for Narrow Angles Primary Angle Closure Attack Intermittent Angle Closure Primary Angle Closure Suspect

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DISEASES OF THE EYELID AND ADNEXAE

DISEASES OF THE EYELID AND ADNEXAE. Disorders of the lashes. Trichiasis : Abnormal position of the eyelashes common, acquired, unilateral, bilateral. Causes: Idiopathic, blepharitis , HZO , trachoma, trauma, burns . Compl : punctate epithelial erosions, ulcer, pannus formation.

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Treatment of symptomatic bullous keratopathy with poor visual prognosis using a modified Gundersen conjunctival flap an

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Porphyria

Porphyria. *Group of rare genetic disorders . I mportant part of hemoglobin, called heme , is not made properly. Symptoms: Stomach pain Rashes and scarring Seizures, mental disturbances Treatments: Hematin injections Pain medication Boost carb levels. Seborrhea.

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