Clinical Cases in Pediatric Skin Cancers (Clinical Cases in Dermatology)

Contents
Chapter 1: A Baby with Uniform Papules
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 2: A Boy with a Slow, Painless Nodule and Blister on the Back of His Neck
	What Is Your Diagnosis Based on the Description and the Photograph?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 3: A Boy with Recurrent Erythema and Blisters
	Based on the History and the Photography, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 4: A Case of Ulcerated Hemangioma
	Introduction
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 5: A Case of Unusual Erythematous and Desquamative Skin Disorders in a Child
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 6: A Complex Skin Disease
	Case
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 7: A Congenital Lesion of the Scalp with an Unusual Shape
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 8: A Female Patient with Brown Ulcerated Papule
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 9: A Firm Lump of the Eyebrow
	What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 10: A Girl with Erythema all Over the Body
	Based on the Case Description and the Photograph, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 11: A Girl with Prethoracic Subcutaneous Nodule
	Based on the Case Description and the Photograph, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 12: A Newborn Girl with Blisters
	Based on the Case Description and Photography, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 13: A Nodular Lesion with Blue Hue on the Lower Leg
	Based Upon the Above-Mentioned History and Clinical Feature, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 14: A Pediatric Case Presenting with Poikiloderma
	Based on the Case Description and the Photograph, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 15: A Rare Variant of Penile Disease
	Based on the Case Description and Photographs, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 16: A Red Nodule in a Girl
	Based on the Case Description and the Photographs, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 17: A Yellowish-Orange Nodule of the Chest
	What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 18: A Young Man with Clubbed Fingers and Toes
	Based on the Case Description and the Photograph, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 19: An Enlarging Eczematous Patch of the Hip
	What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 20: Basal Cell Carcinoma in Young Patient
	Based on the Case Description and Photographs, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Histopathology (Fig. 20.2)
	Diagnosis
	Dicussion
	References
Chapter 21: Centrofacial Lentiginosis
	Based Upon History and Clinical Appearance, What Is Your Diagnosis?
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 22: Disabling Pansclerotic Morphea of Childhood
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 23: Giant Squamous Cell Carcinoma in Xeroderma Pigmentosum
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 24: Linear Lesion on the Scrotum
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 25: Multiple Hyperpigmentation on the Face
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 26: Perianal Vegetations in a 1-Year-Old Child
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 27: Periocular Squamous Cell Carcinoma in a Child with Xeroderma Pigmentosum
	Case Report
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 28: Recurrent Vulvar Rashes in a Girl
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 29: Scattered Pigmented Papules in an Infant
	Investigation
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 30: The Wrinkled Part of the Whole Body Is Black in a Boy
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 31: Tiny Hyperpigmented Macule on Lower Lip
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Chapter 32: Xeroderma Pigmentosum with Cutaneous Malignancy
	Diagnosis
	Discussion
	References
Index