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Dermatopathology of Systemic Disease provides extensive information on the cutaneous pathologic manifestations of systemic illnesses of all kinds. Written by a pathologist and dermatologist, the book offers an interdisciplinary perspective that suggests a series of diagnostic possibilities in the context of systemic symptoms not necessarily obvious from the cutaneous findings being evaluated. Organized by disease type (i.e. Connective tissue diseases, Metabolic and Storage Diseases, Drug-Induced Processes), the book is heavily illustrated with abundant color photomicrographs and clinical images. Clinical, histologic, and pathogenetic aspects of dermatopathology are discussed.
This text investigates the diagnostic correlation between cutaneous pathologic manifestations and underlying systemic illnesses. Authors Bruce R. Smoller and Thomas D. Horn utilize their combined expertise in pathology and dermatology to establish a framework for identifying systemic disease through skin biopsy analysis. The book argues that cutaneous findings often serve as the primary indicator for complex systemic conditions, requiring a multidisciplinary approach to clinical diagnosis.
What You Will Find
Medical professionals and pathology residents frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for bridging the gap between dermatological findings and internal medicine. Experts highlight the text's clinical utility in providing a structured diagnostic approach for complex cases involving systemic involvement.
Page Count:
416
Publication Date:
2001-04-12
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195130383
ISBN-13:
9780195130386
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