Description
Book SynopsisDermatology is usually thought of as an outpatient specialty, but some skin conditions require intensive care and dermatologists increasingly play a key role in the diagnosis and management of skin disorders in emergency departments and intensive care units.
This book is a concise review of dermatological emergencies, presenting cases in a step by step, logical manner – nature of the condition, why it is an emergency, population at risk, clinical presentation and clues, laboratory diagnostic methods, differential diagnosis and management.
Separate chapters discuss drug therapy in dermatological emergencies and challenging clinical scenarios, including pregnancy and lactation.
Key points
- Concise review of critical care in dermatological emergencies
- Presents cases in logical, step by step manner
- Includes 90 full colour images and illustrations
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1 Dermatological Emergencies-General Considerations
- Chapter 2 Dermatological Emergencies
- Chapter 3 Fluid, Electrolyte and Nutrition Therapy in Dermatological Emergencies
- Chapter 4 Procedures and Techniques in Dermatological Emergencies
- Chapter 5 Diagnostic Procedures in Critical Care Set Up
- Chapter 6 Nursing Care in Dermatological Emergencies
- Chapter 7 Dermatology Intensive Care Unit (DICU)
- Chapter 8 Drugs Used in Dermatological Emergencies
- Chapter 9 Rescue Therapy in Dermatology
- Chapter 10 Dermatological Drug Therapy in Challenging Clinical Scenarios
- Chapter 11 Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation
