Atlas of Dermatology

Dermatology is the study of the skin, mucous membranes (oral and genital), and skin appendages. Dermatopathology looks at the same tissues under the microscope. The two fields are closely linked. Still, diagnosing skin disease is often a clinical judgment call — it depends on the physician’s skill and experience.

This atlas brings together over 900 high-resolution clinical and histological photos. Using real clinical cases, it illustrates and explains the most common skin diseases. For each condition, it covers:

• Cause (etiology)
• How common it is (epidemiology)
• Clinical features
• Histologic findings
• Diagnosis

The diseases are grouped into three types: inflammatory, infectious, and tumoral. This makes the atlas a valuable resource for medical students, residents, clinicians, and researchers learning dermatology.