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Disorders of Pigmentations - Hypopigmentation and Hyperpigmentation - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm HYPOPIGMENTATION Diffuse Congenital - Generalized hypopigmentation of
Disorders of Pigmentations ... - Differential Diagnosis ... of hair, eyes, skin ... sclerosis (white "ash ... #disorders #skin
Skin Hypopigmentation - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Diffuse Congenital - Generalized hypopigmentation of hair, eyes, skin • Phenylketonuria
Skin Hypopigmentation ... - Generalized hypopigmentation ... Post-inflammatory hypopigmentation ... #Hypopigmentation ... #disorders #skin
Skin Hyperpigmentation - Differential Diagnosis Algorithm Diffuse: • Tanning • Adverse cutaneous drug eruption • Addison's disease
Skin Hyperpigmentation ... • Melasma • Tinea ... Post-Inflammatory hyperpigmentation ... #Hyperpigmentation ... #disorders #skin
Tinea Capitis in a Newborn- A 3-week-old male newborn was brought to the pediatrician with three
Tinea Capitis in ... Somalia, had similar skin ... ringworm, was diagnosed ... resolving, leaving hyperpigmentation ... #clinical #photo
Common Dermatological Conditions - Distribution and Morphology • Acne vulgaris - Face, upper back, chest -
background of hyperpigmentation ... collarette of scale • Tinea ... with site, (e.g„ tinea ... #dermatology #rash ... #differential #diagnosis
PALM RASHES Common features and patterns: 1. Color: o Red or erythematous: Common in inflammatory or allergic reactions. o Purple or purpuric:
depigmentation disorders ... occur in chronic skin ... post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation ... disease, or bullous skin ... Fungal Infections (Tinea
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