Some books available in the Library
- ABC of dermatology
- Adverse drug reactions and the skin
- An atlas of psoriasis
- Atlas on dermatology
- Atlas of pediatric dermatology
- Clinical dermatology
- Color atlas and synopsis of pediatric dermatology
- Dermatology diseases and therapy
- Dermatology: an illustrated colour text
- Oxford handbook of medical dermatology
Search the Library Catalogue for more Dermatology books
DynaMed -Dermatology Topics (If you are not using Trust computer login with your OpenAthens)
NICE Guidelines – Skin Conditions
COVID-19 and Skin – Pubmed search results
CONCLUSIONS: Five pulse oximeters provided by the NHS England COVID Oximetry @home scheme yielded higher SpO(2) measurements for patients with darker skin tones compared with those with lighter skin tones, which could translate into potentially clinically important differences in false negative and false positive rates for detecting hypoxaemia.
Background/Objectives: Teledermatology has transformed access to dermatologic care, yet its association with melanoma prognostic parameters and diagnostic pathways in tertiary settings remains incompletely characterized. To compare the clinicopathologic profile of melanomas diagnosed under face-to-face consultation (2019) versus teledermatology-based referral (teleconsultation) (2022). Methods: A retrospective observational study comparing two patient cohorts: those diagnosed with melanoma via...
Emerging evidence has suggested a link between new-onset psoriasis and both COVID-19 infection and vaccination, though findings have been limited by small case numbers and lack of adequate control groups. This retrospective cohort study used electronic health records from the US Collaborative Network of TriNetX from January 2020 to January 2025 to compare the risk of developing new-onset psoriasis in individuals with confirmed COVID-19 infection and no vaccination history vs those vaccinated...
BACKGROUND: Therapeutic patient education (TPE) in pediatrics is part of the healthcare pathway, from diagnosis in childhood to adulthood. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated the development of digital TPE. The framework for digital TPE (e-TPE) remains to be defined.
CONCLUSIONS: These findings illuminate the formidable challenges associated with the quest for achieving universal vaccine coverage. In the future to address various pandemics globally, these insights emphasize the critical need for developing targeted strategies, fostering international collaboration and implementing comprehensive approaches to ensure that vaccines are fairly and equitably distributed and ultimately foster global immunity.
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CONCLUSIONS: NMDs and related symptoms are common following COVID-19, but their general prevalence decreases with time. However, trajectories varied depending on the type of NMD or symptom.
CONCLUSION: This case series demonstrates that adding a second biologic agent to target type 2 inflammatory conditions in RA patients on TNFi did not increase incident bacterial infections and may decrease corticosteroid use.
<b>Introduction:</b> Intercostal cryoablation has been widely adopted in many centers for the use during minimally invasive repair of pectus excavatum (MIRPE) due to its excellent postoperative pain control. However, there is a lack of studies comprehensively reviewing the scope and frequency of adverse effects after use of cryoanalgesia.<b>Methods:</b> We performed a systematic review of the literature from 2000 to June 2024 according to the PRISMA guidelines. The...
CONCLUSION: PBT was safe with few AEs, and patients likely to achieve long-term survival could be identified under appropriate conditions.
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CONCLUSION: We successfully identified basic epidemiological parameters in a cohort of patients treated with TEN along with the most frequent representatives of infectious complications. We were able to identify risk factors for the development of infectious complications and their impact on further complications of treatment as well as patient mortality.
Chronic hand eczema is a multifactorial disease that can impact quality of life considerably. This observational questionnaire study aimed to investigate real-world treatments and patients' experiences of disease burden across the broad severity spectrum represent-ed by the general chronic hand eczema population. The study included 1,948 individuals from 6 countries (mean age 43.2 years; 64.5% females) with self-reported physician-diagnosed chronic hand eczema. Ongoing treatment was reported in...
CONCLUSIONS: Skin toxicity is common in rectoanal cancer radiotherapy and linked to tumor, treatment, and patient factors. Optimized techniques (e.g., VMAT) combined with spray-type protectants enable precision management, improving outcomes.
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BMC Dermatology (Open Access)
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JAMA Dermatology (full-text available via NHS Athens)
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Dermatology (Full-text available via NHS OpenAthens after 12 months)
New England Journal of Medicine – Dermatology News (Full-text available via NHS OPenAthens)
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