COUNCIL, M.; SHEINBEIN, D.; CORNELIUS, L.A.
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69,35 €The Washington Manual® of Dermatology Diagnostics, 2nd Edition, edited by Drs. M. Laurin Council and Lynn A. Cornelius, is a concise, practical guide designed to support clinicians when specialist dermatology input is not immediately available. This updated volume in the Lippincott Manual series offers clear, high-yield diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to common and complex dermatologic conditions, making it an essential tool for dermatology residents, interns, family physicians, and medical students.
Organized by category of skin disorder, the manual provides rapid access to structured information—ideal for situations where a diagnosis is still uncertain. Each condition includes background, clinical presentation, evaluation with helpful differential diagnosis tables, and evidence-based treatment recommendations. The second edition adds expanded coverage, including two new chapters dedicated to Aesthetic Dermatology and Skin of Color, reflecting the latest advances and increasing emphasis on inclusive dermatologic care.
The handbook is richly illustrated with full-color clinical images and incorporates expert insights from Washington University dermatology faculty and fellows. Portable and user-friendly, it remains a trusted resource for addressing diagnostic challenges and guiding effective patient management in everyday practice.
KEY FEATURES
• Covers a full spectrum of dermatologic diseases, including pediatric, geriatric, and procedural dermatology
• Provides a consistent structure for each condition: background, clinical presentation, evaluation (with DDx tables), and treatment
• Includes numerous high-quality, full-color clinical images
• Adds new chapters on Aesthetic Dermatology and Skin of Color with expanded visual examples
• Offers practical, experience-based guidance from Washington University faculty and fellows
• Delivers portable, easy-to-navigate content ideal for quick reference in clinical settings
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