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Diseases of the skin, hair, and nails are common reasons for primary care visits. Approximately 10% of outpatient visits relate to skin problems, and nondermatologists manage 60% of these patients. Given this reality, it is important for primary care providers to be comfortable in the management of the more common cutaneous conditions.
Aug 18, 2007
By:
Benjamin Barankin, MD, FRCPC
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Diseases of the skin, hair, and nails are common reasons for primary care visits. Approximately 10% of outpatient visits relate to skin problems, and nondermatologists manage 60% of these patients. Given this reality, it is important for primary care providers to be comfortable in the management of the more common cutaneous conditions. 
Advice: Be suspicious of atypical presentations; take no chances; push prevention
Aug 18, 2007
By:
Lisette Hilton
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Advice: Be suspicious of atypical presentations; take no chances; push prevention Aug 18, 2007
By:
Judith Asch-Goodkin, Deborah Kaplan
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In HARMM's way; Mad dogs and Americans; Duct tape fails the test; Accutane alert Acne affects almost all adolescents and adults at some point in their lives but is highly treatable with topical retinoids and antibacterials. The type and severity of acne guide early intervention, which can prevent disfigurement and its psychosocial sequelę.
Aug 18, 2007
By:
Alan R. Shalita, MD
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Acne affects almost all adolescents and adults at some point in their lives but is highly treatable with topical retinoids and antibacterials. The type and severity of acne guide early intervention, which can prevent disfigurement and its psychosocial sequelæ. Jun 15, 2007
By:
Terry Thompson, MD, Dean G. Gianakos, MD
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Diabetic foot ulcers The 3 common pediatric skin conditions discussed in this article can be diagnosed and treated in primary care. Here are some practical recommendations for honing your skills.
Apr 1, 2007
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Tor Shwayder, MD
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The 3 common pediatric skin conditions discussed in this article can be diagnosed and treated in primary care. Here are some practical recommendations for honing your skills. What caused the ulcer is key to the treatment of these common problem wounds, and a multidisciplinary approach offers the best chance of a good outcome.
Apr 1, 2007
By:
Rolf Paulson, MD, Pat Guthmiller, RN, BSN CWOCN, Dan Rustvang, RN, MSN
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What caused the ulcer is key to the treatment of these common problem wounds, and a multidisciplinary approach offers the best chance of a good outcome. Apr 1, 2007
By:
Deborah Kaplan
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- They're ubiquitous in dermatology. Here's how they work—and why.
Apr 1, 2007
By:
Madeliene E. Gainers, MD, Joely Kaufman, MD
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They're ubiquitous in dermatology. Here's how they work—and why.
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