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    Progressive Nodular Histiocytosis with Normal Karyotypic Analysis
    Sapna M Amin, Christy Riddle,Garth R Fraga, Beatriz Coquilla-Canete,Rachel Cherian,Douglas McGregor
    Dermatology online journal（2013）
    Non-Langerhans cell histiocytoses (NLH) comprise a spectrum of diseases that includes sinus histiocytosis with massive lymphadenopathy, hemophagocytic lymphohistiocytosis, xanthogranuloma, and reticulohistiocytoma. Progressive nodular histiocytosis (PNH) is a rare NLH that micros...
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    Acute Methotrexate Toxicity Seen As Plaque Psoriasis Ulceration and Necrosis: A Diagnostic Clue
    Julie L Fridlington,Julia W Tripple,Jason S Reichenberg,Clifton S Hall,Dayna G Diven
    Dermatology online journal（2011）
    In addition to the well-known signs of methotrexate toxicity, rare cutaneous side effects have been described. These cutaneous signs may provide a diagnostic clue into the diagnosis of toxicity as well as facilitate early and aggressive therapy. We describe the case of a 37-year-...
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    TNF Inhibitor Induced Alopecia: an Unusual Form of Psoriasiform Alopecia That Breaks the Renbök Mold
    Lauren N Craddock,David M Cooley,Justin O Endo,B Jack Longley,Freddy Caldera
    Dermatology Online Journal（2017）
    TNF-α-inhibitors are known to induce skin adverseeffects including psoriasis and alopecia areata. Here, wedescribe a unique pattern of hair loss that has psoriaticand alopecia areata-like features. Diagnosis requiresclinical-pathologic correlation and is supportedby increased cat...
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    Primary Cutaneous Zygomycosis Secondary to Minor Trauma in an Immunocompromised Pediatric Patient: a Case Report
    Samantha Sirignano,Patrick Blake,Jake E Turrentine,Arturo R Dominguez
    Dermatology online journal（2014）
    Zygomycosis is an opportunistic infection generally found in immunocompromised individuals. Herein we present a pediatric patient with primary cutaneous mucormycosis that developed at a site of trauma. Diagnosis and treatment are discussed.
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    Syringocystadenoma
    Jyoti P Mundi,Amy E Rose,Kevin P Boyd,Rishi R Patel, George Lipkin
    Dermatology online journal（2013）
    We present a case of a 35-year-old woman with a yellow, verrucous, and itchy plaque on her scalp. Within this plaque, there was an erythematous, bleeding papule. Histopathologic findings were compatible with a diagnosis of syringocystadenoma papilliferum within a nevus sebaceous....
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    Risky Business: Behaviors Associated with Indoor Tanning in US High School Students
    Stephanie Chapman,Kurt Ashack,Eric Bell,Myra Ann Sendelweck,Robert Dellavalle
    Dermatology online journal（2017）
    BACKGROUND Understanding of associations between indoor tanning and risky health related behaviors such as sexual activity and substance abuse among high school students across the United States is incomplete. OBJECTIVE To identify risky health related behaviors among high scho...
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    Undisturbed Characteristic Herpes Simplex Virus 2 Outbreak
    Lainee S Goettsche,Karolyn A Wanat
    Dermatology Online Journal（2017）
    Herpes simplex virus 2 (HSV-2) is a common sexually transmitted disease that typically presents with focal erosions or small vesicles on an erythematous base.Herein, a case is described in which a 42-year old man experienced a genital HSV-2 outbreak after sustaining a spinal cord...
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    The Ethical Foundation for Honesty and the Focused Use of Deception in Dermatology
    Adrian Pona,William W Huang, Robert H Burrow,Robert T Brodell,Steven R Feldman
    Dermatology Online Journal（2020）
    Physicians have a fiduciary duty to be honest and to act in the patients' best interest. There are times when these two duties conflict. Honesty is paramount in supporting the physician-patient relationship and loss of patient trust is devastating. Furthermore, even minor decepti...
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    Allergenic Potential, Marketing Claims and Pricing of Facial Moisturizers
    Alyssa M. Thompson,Bryan Kromenacker,Tiffany Y. Loh,Robert J. Segal,Vivian Shi
    Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology（2020）
    Ingredients found in facial moisturizers can impact a myriad of skin conditions, including sensitive skin syndrome and contact dermatitis. There is a paucity of evidence on the allergenic potential and marketing claims of facial moisturizers, posing challenges to clinician recomm...
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    Prognostic Modeling in Desmoplastic Melanoma Using Different Cutpoints for the Proportion of Desmoplasia
    Michael E Ming, Adaobi I Nwaneshiudu,Xiao-Wei Xu,Giorgos C Karakousis,David E Elder,Rosalie Elenitsas
    Dermatology Online Journal（2016）
    Currently, desmoplastic melanomas are commonly divided into "pure" desmoplastic melanoma (at least 90% desmoplasia histologically) and "mixed" (<90%), with pure having a better prognosis, but our understanding of the relationship between percent desmoplasia and prognosis is incom...
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    Unusual Presentation of Kaposi Sarcoma in an HIV-negative Woman
    Allison L Limmer,Katherine E Park, Anisha B Patel,Auris O Huen
    Dermatology Online Journal（2020）
    Kaposi sarcoma typically presents as violaceous macules and papules in immunocompromised, specifically HIV-positive, patients. Its distinct clinical features often facilitate rapid diagnosis. In this article, we report a case of Kaposi sarcoma presenting as a concerning yet nonde...
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    A Case of Perniosis
    Euphemia W Mu,Vitaly Terushkin,Shane A Meehan,Marie Leger,Alisa Femia
    Dermatology online journal（2016）
    Perniosis is a localized, inflammatory reaction that ischaracterized by erythematous papules and nodulesthat often are located on the acral surfaces in youngwomen. The lesions of perniosis are thought to bedue to cold-induced vasoconstriction that leadsto hypoxemia and inflammati...
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    Paronychia Induced by Cetuximab
    Kari Williamson
    Dermatology Online Journal（2001）
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    Solitary Frontal Ulcer: A Syphilitic Gumma
    P Andrade,A Mariano,A Figueiredo
    Dermatology Online Journal（2010）
    We report the case of a 30-year-old woman presenting with a single, deep, asymptomatic frontal ulcer that had developed in the previous two months without preceding trauma. Blood tests revealed reactive Rapid Plasma Reagin and Treponema pallidum hemagglutination assays. The diagn...
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    Restrictions on Blood Donations Relevant to Dermatology
    Amir Al-Dabagh, Steven Feldman
    Dermatology online journal（2018）
    Over 36,000 units of blood are transfused every day in the US. With nearly 40% of the population eligible to donate, we may frequently treat potential blood donors. We reviewed the American Red Cross and World Health Organization's restrictions on blood donation. Multiple drugs u...
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    Skin Cap and Corticosteroids
    D Boyce
    PubMed（1997）
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    Cutaneous Crohn Disease Without Gastrointestinal Involvement in a 9-Year-old Boy
    Jason F Wang,Laura E Melnick,Lauren A Penn,Nooshin K Brinster,Vikash S OzaMD
    Dermatology online journal（2018）
    Cutaneous Crohn disease (CCD) is a rare dermatologic manifestation of Crohn disease and is defined as noncaseating, granulomatous skin lesions noncontiguous with the gastrointestinal tract. It most commonly affects the skin of the legs, although genital CCD is the most common pre...
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    New Mechanical Device for Effective Removal of Skin Tags in Routine Health Care
    Carina H Fredriksson, Michail Ilias, Chris D Anderson
    Dermatology online journal（2009）
    Skin tags (acrochordons) are exceedingly common benign skin lesions. A novel medical device in the form of a flat adhesive patch applies pressure to the base of a skin tag, leading to its removal within 3-6 days. The device was used in a clinical trial to treat and remove skin ta...
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