Table of Contents:
Structure and Function of the Skin, Hair and Nails; Approach to the Diagnosis of Dermatological Disease; Bacterial and Viral Infections; Fungal Infections; Ectoparasite Infections; Acne, Acneiform Eruptions and Rosacea; Eczema; Psoriasis; Benign and Malignant Skin Tumours; Naevi; Inherited Disorders; Pigmentary Disorders; Disorders of the Hair and Nails; Bullous Disorders; Miscellaneous Erythematous and Papulosquamous Disorders and Light-induced Skin Diseases; Vascular Disorders; Connective Tissue Disorders; Pruritus; Systemic Disease and the Skin; Skin and the Psyche; Cutaneous Drug Reactions; Treatment of Skin Disease.
Review :
"This book is great"
Scope, University of Nottingham Medical Gazette "Lecture Notes on Dermatology is an excellent text. It is eminently readable, and combines a good balance of text with colour photos...of use both as a revision text and as a core text for use throughout clinical school"
Dermatology in Practice
..".once again the series [Lecture Notes] has done itself proud. It has a lot more pictures in it than the last edition so it stops you buying a dermatology atlas"
Leech Y Gelen, University of Wales College of Medicine Student Gazette
"Lecture Notes on Dermatology gives a concise introduction to the subject which will appeal to medical students but also encompasses sufficient detail to be adequate for postgraduates studying for the MRCP examination."
Southampton Health Journal
"It is very difficult to fault this book at all, it's well laid out, easy to read and full of colour pictures"
Barts & London Student Gazette
Published Reviews of the 8th Edition
"This is a pocket book that achieves a lot- a concise introduction to dermatology containing enough detail to make it a useful handbook for students and postgraduates alike.
.This is an excellent small textbook of dermatology, useful as an adjunct to formal dermatology teaching and for those trying to teach themselves"
MAUWHY, Hospital Medicine, October 2003
..".this book contains all the information relevant to the course, without delving into unnecessary detail. It keeps the reader entertained, includes many relevant and useful colour pictures, and is well laid out."
Guy's, King's, St Thomas' Medical School
GKT Gazette, July-Aug 2004
"This book is great" Scope, University of Nottingham Medical Gazette "Lecture Notes on Dermatology is an excellent text. It is eminently readable, and combines a good balance of text with colour photos...of use both as a revision text and as a core text for use throughout clinical school" Dermatology in Practice
..".once again the series [Lecture Notes] has done itself proud. It has a lot more pictures in it than the last edition so it stops you buying a dermatology atlas" Leech Y Gelen, University of Wales College of Medicine Student Gazette
"Lecture Notes on Dermatology gives a concise introduction to the subject which will appeal to medical students but also encompasses sufficient detail to be adequate for postgraduates studying for the MRCP examination." Southampton Health Journal
"It is very difficult to fault this book at all, it's well laid out, easy to read and full of colour pictures" Barts & London Student Gazette
Published Reviews of the 8th Edition
"This is a pocket book that achieves a lot- a concise introduction to dermatology containing enough detail to make it a useful handbook for students and postgraduates alike.
.This is an excellent small textbook of dermatology, useful as an adjunct to formal dermatology teaching and for those trying to teach themselves"
"MAUWHY, Hospital Medicine, October 2003"
..".this book contains all the information relevant to the course, without delving into unnecessary detail. It keeps the reader entertained, includes many relevant and useful colour pictures, and is well laid out."
"Guy's, King's, St Thomas' Medical School GKT Gazette, July-Aug 2004"
"This book is great"
Scope, University of Nottingham Medical Gazette"Lecture Notes on Dermatology is an excellent text. It is eminently readable, and combines a good balance of text with colour photos...of use both as a revision text and as a core text for use throughout clinical school"
Dermatology in Practice
."..once again the series [Lecture Notes] has done itself proud. It has a lot more pictures in it than the last edition so it stops you buying a dermatology atlas"
Leech Y Gelen, University of Wales College of Medicine Student Gazette
"Lecture Notes on Dermatology gives a concise introduction to the subject which will appeal to medical students but also encompasses sufficient detail to be adequate for postgraduates studying for the MRCP examination."
Southampton Health Journal
"It is very difficult to fault this book at all, it's well laid out, easy to read and full of colour pictures"
Barts & London Student Gazette
Published Reviews of the 8th Edition
"This is a pocket book that achieves a lot- a concise introduction to dermatology containing enough detail to make it a useful handbook for students and postgraduates alike.
.This is an excellent small textbook of dermatology, useful as an adjunct to formal dermatology teaching and for those trying to teach themselves"
"MAUWHY, Hospital Medicine, October 2003"
."..this book contains all the information relevant to the course, without delving into unnecessary detail. It keeps the reader entertained, includes many relevant and useful colour pictures, and is well laid out."
"Guy's, King's, St Thomas' Medical School
GKT Gazette, July-Aug 2004"
