Medication-Induced Hypersensitivity Reactions Grace L. Lee Barbara Reichert Alejandro A. Gru Benjamin H. Kaffenberger Medication-induced hypersensitivity reactions are an important cause of morbidity, and even mortality within the pediatric population….
Epidermal and Adnexal Proliferations and Tumors Nima Mesbah Ardakani Ellen Koch Jonathan J. Lee Alejandro A. Gru Benjamin Wood Epidermal Proliferations EPIDERMAL NEVUS Definition and Epidemiology “Epidermal nevus” refers to…
Melanocytic-Nevocellular Lesions Louis P. Dehner Esteban Fernandez Faith Melanocytic neoplasms of one type or another are common in the pediatric population presenting as a birthmark or as a later acquired…
Cutaneous Viral Infections Jessica Kaffenberger Richard H. Flowers Barrett J. Zlotoff Mark R. Wick Viral diseases of the skin are relatively common in children and are more varied in nature…
Parasite Infestations in Cutaneous Infections J. Olufemi Ogunbiyi Alejandro A. Gru SCHISTOSOMIASIS Definition and Epidemiology Schistosomiasis is the most important trematode as a cause of dermatologic manifestations. It is also…
Fungal and Algal Cutaneous Infections J. Olufemi Ogunbiyi Mark R. Wick The cutaneous mycoses are fungal diseases of the hair, nails, and skin. They may be further separated into superficial…
Cutaneous Bacterial Infections Francisco G. Bravo The skin is the immediate interface between humans and their environment and serves as an effective barrier to a host of microorganisms that are…
Cutaneous Protozoal Infections Francisco G. Bravo LEISHMANIASIS Definition and Epidemiology Leishmaniasis is defined as a cutaneous, mucocutaneous, or visceral anthropozoonotic disease, resulting from the inoculation of protozoa belonging to the…
Cutaneous Mucinosis, Deposits, and Cysts Shivani S. Patel Anna L. Grossberg Mark R. Wick Deposition Disorders of the Skin Several cutaneous deposition disorders may affect children. These can be grouped…
