By Diane Jackson-Richards, Amit G. Pandya
This atlas, containing greater than three hundred colour photographs, specializes in these dermatologic stipulations which are most typical in ethnic pores and skin or epidermis of colour. It contains succinct motives of every illness strategy, describes medical findings and offers key details on prognosis and therapy. person chapters are dedicated to pigmentary issues, follicular issues, hair and scalp issues, eczemas, papulosquamous issues, granulomatous issues, connective tissue illnesses, infectious illnesses, scarring problems, cutaneous neoplasms, photodermatoses and drug eruptions. the truth that this atlas covers dermis problems that have an effect on sufferers of all ethnic backgrounds guarantees that it'll be of globally relevance. it's going to function a priceless reference for dermatologists and various different wellbeing and fitness care providers.
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Although the histopathology of EDP is not pathognomonic, it helps differentiate EDP from other similar skin dermatoses. The most frequent disorder which can be confused with EDP is lichen planus pigmentosus (LPP), which can also mimic EDP histologically. However, LPP presents as brownish-black macules or patches without active borders in flexural folds and exposed skin, whereas EDP has erythematous borders in early lesions and prefers sun-protected areas [4]. EDP can also resemble a lichenoid drug eruption, late pinta, Addison’s disease, melasma, confluent and reticulate papillomatosis, hemochromatosis, and macular amyloidosis, all of which have characteristic findings distinguishing them from EDP [4, 6, 9].
Fig. 2 PIH from lesions of pemphigus vulgaris in an AA male Fig. 1 PIH of the back from acne vulgaris in an AA male Fig. 3 Post-inflammatory hyper- and hypopigmentation from lesions of pemphigus vulgaris in a Hispanic male 5 Post-inflammatory Hyperpigmentation 23 Fig. 4 PIH after urticarial vasculitis on the trunk of an AA female Fig. 7 PIH from EKG leads in a Hispanic girl Fig. 5 PIH after a drug eruption in an AA female Fig. 6 PIH from lesions of mycosis fungoides in an AA male Fig. A. G. Pandya seen in the dermis.
Pityriasis alba is commonly mistaken for tinea versicolor and vitiligo [3, 7, 8]. In general, tinea versicolor differs from pityriasis alba in that facial involvement is less common; the hypopigmented lesions are smaller, more numerous, and often coalescing; and potassium hydroxide preparation is positive for yeast elements. Patches of vitiligo are more sharply demarcated than the lesions of pityriasis alba and completely lack scale and pigment [3]. Other 15 disorders of hypopigmentation that should be considered in the differential diagnosis include follicular mucinosis, psoriatic leukoderma, mycosis fungoides, nevus depigmentosus, and nevus anemicus [3, 7, 8].