Dermatology

• In the Journals

• AM/FM not synonymous with mycosis fungoides in children

• May 22, 2012
• Unlike many observations made in adults, a diagnosis of alopecia mucinosa/follicular mucinosis could not be regarded unequivocally as early follicular...More »

• In the Journals

• Scoring system found reliable for oropharyngeal severity in children with epidermolysis bullosa

• May 18, 2012
• The development of a scoring system to gauge oropharyngeal severity in children for all four types of epidermolysis bullosa was found to be objective and...More »

• In the Journals

• UV protection campaigns should target multiple sun exposure settings

• March 29, 2012
• Parents with high levels of knowledge about sun exposure risks were more likely than parents with low levels of knowledge to protect their children...More »

• In the Journals

• UV protection campaigns should target multiple sun exposure settings

• Infectious Diseases in Children, May 2012
• Parents with high levels of knowledge about sun exposure risks were more likely than parents with low levels of knowledge to protect their children...More »

• CME

• Skin Emergencies

• It is fortunate that one rarely encounters a true skin emergency in the clinic setting, but as a result of that lack of frequency, it is imperative that the practicing clinician have a high index of…...More »

• CME

• January 2012: Pediatric Dermatology

• Medical students rotating in a busy primary care pediatric clinic are often surprised by the volume of dermatology cases treated in this setting. Similarly, many young pediatricians just entering…...More »
• Vindico Medical Education and Pediatric Annals

• Safe, reliable treatment for pediatric erythromelalgia still needed

• Infectious Diseases in Children, May 2012
• The disease course for pediatric erythromelalgia is variable, and a safe and reliable treatment course has yet to be defined, researchers reported in a...More »

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