Nail psoriasis: Differential diagnosis (LINK)
- Presentation by Dr Nejib Doss, MD
- Nail psoriasis is found in 16 to 80% of individuals with psoriasis
- Useful presentation which displays its clinical features:
- pitting (number of pits matters!)
- pseudo-pitting
- onychomadesis
- trachyonychia
- leuconychia
- apparent leuconychia
- red lunula
- subungual hyperkeratosis
…and of course the differential diagnosis.
Clinical and therapeutic pearls in dermatology (LINK)
- Presentation by Professor Mark Lebwohl, MD
- Topics:
- Pruritus in the elderly: changing antihypertensive medication.
- Lichen planus: a therapeutic pearl when nothing works !
- Ostomies: recognising pyoderma gangrenous among other peristomal ulcers.
- How to speak to patients: pregnancy, “parents alive.”
- Topical anesthetics: safety, redheads, allergies to novocaine, sodium chloride
- Patients who always answer yes: think of retrobulbar dysuria !
- Patients who don’t shut up – use a thermometer !
Related posts:
Clinical and Therapeutic Pearls in Dermatology
Nail Psoriasis: Differential Diagnosis
This month’s selection of presentations: SAUDIDERM Meeting (2021, 4th edition) (1 of 2)
This month’s selection of presentations: RDTC Annual CME (2021, 26th edition) (4 of 6)
This month’s selection of presentations: RDTC Annual CME (2021, 26th edition) (5 of 6)