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Weedon's Skin Pathology Essentials E-Book

Weedon's Skin Pathology Essentials E-Book

Ronald Johnston

(2016)

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Abstract

Comprehensive and easy to read, Weedon’s Skin Pathology Essentials, 2nd Edition, by Ronald B. Johnston, MD, provides a superb overview of key diagnoses in dermatopathology and is ideal for quickly looking up practical problems in the recognition and diagnosis of skin lesions both clinically and histologically. Thousands of illustrations, an accessible format, and cross references to the encyclopedic and authoritative Weedon’s Skin Pathology, 4th Edition, make this a must-have reference for pathologists and dermatologists in practice and in training.

  • More than 3,300 color histopathologic and clinical images provide complete visual coverage of key diagnostic points for dermatological entities
  • Numerous summary tables and diagnostic algorithms guide you to the most likely diagnosis and set of differential diagnoses for numerous inflammatory and neoplastic skin conditions.
  • Outline format and bullet point style make essential information for any given lesion easy to find and review.
  • Consult this title on your favorite e-reader, conduct rapid searches, and adjust font sizes for optimal readability. Compatible with Kindle®, nook®, and other popular devices.
  • More illustrations of rare conditions and unusual manifestations, and additional entries in the Tumors, Infections, and Infestations sections.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front Cover Cover
Inside Front Cover IFC
Weedon’s Skin Pathology Essentials\r iii
Copyright iv
Contents v
Preface vi
Dedication vii
Acknowledgments viii
Further Reading viii
Chapter 1: The Basics 1
Major tissue reaction patterns\r 2
Minor tissue reaction patterns\r 3
Basic epidermal descriptions\r 5
Types of white blood cells and complement system\r 6
Other cells\r 7
Glands 10
Epidermal layers\r 10
Chapter 2: Diagnostic Clues and “Need-to-know” Items \r 11
Acronyms 12
“Good-to-know” clinical and dermatopathology clues 19
Dermoscopy classic images 28
Nail abnormalities overview 30
Shape or growth change of nail 30
Color change of nail 32
Chapter 3: Lichenoid Reaction Pattern 34
Lichenoid (interface) dermatoses\r 36
Lichen planus variants 36
Other lupus variants 46
Poikilodermas 48
Other lichenoid (interface) diseases 50
Chapter 4: Psoriasiform Reaction Pattern 54
Major psoriasiform dermatoses 55
Other psoriasiform dermatoses 60
Chapter 5: Spongiotic Reaction Pattern 68
Neutrophilic spongiosis\r 69
Eosinophilic spongiosis\r 69
Miliarial spongiosis\r 71
Follicular spongiosis\r 71
Pityriasiform spongiosis\r 73
Other spongiotic disorders\r 74
Chapter 6: Vesiculobullous Reaction Pattern 88
Intracorneal and subcorneal blisters\r 91
Intraepidermal blisters (within malpighian/spiny layer)\r 99
Suprabasilar blister\r 101
Subepidermal blisters with little inflammation 106
Subepidermal blisters with lymphocytes 114
Subepidermal blisters with eosinophils 121
Subepidermal blisters with neutrophils 125
Subepidermal blisters with mast cells 131
Miscellaneous blistering diseases 132
Notes on immunofluorescence (IF) 133
Table of major bullous disorders and immunofluorescence results 133
Chapter 7: Granulomatous Reaction Pattern 134
Sarcoidal granulomas\r 135
Tuberculoid granulomas\r 137
Necrobiotic (collagenolytic) granulomas (or palisading granulomas) 140
Suppurative granulomas\r 147
Foreign body granulomas 154
Miscellaneous granulomas\r 156
Chapter 8: Vasculopathic Reaction Pattern 163
Non-inflammatory purpura\r 164
Vascular occlusive diseases 165
Urticaria 170
Acute vasculitis\r 172
Neutrophilic dermatoses\r 181
Chronic lymphocytic vasculitis 183
Vasculitis with granulomatosis 192
Miscellaneous vascular disorders 194
Chapter 9: Disorders Of Epidermal Maturation and Keratinization\r 195
Major keratins and specific locations 196
Ichthyoses 196
Other ichthyosis-related syndromes 202
Palmoplantar keratoderma and related conditions 204
Cornoid lamellation 210
Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis 212
Acantholytic dyskeratosis 213
Discrete keratotic lesions 217
Miscellaneous epidermal genodermatoses 218
Miscellaneous disorders\r 221
Chapter 10: Disorders of Pigmentation\r 222
Disorders characterized by hypopigmentation 223
Disorders characterized by hyperpigmentation 228
Chapter 11: Disorders of Collagen\r 237
Collagen “basics” 238
Scleroderma 239
Sclerodermoid disorders\r 242
Other hypertrophic collagenoses 245
Atrophic collagenoses 248
Perforating collagenoses 252
Variable collagen changes 253
Syndromes of premature aging 254
Chapter 12: Disorders of Elastic Tissue\r 255
Elastic tissue basics 255
Increased elastic tissue 256
Solar elastotic syndromes 260
Decreased elastic tissue 262
Variable or minor elastic tissue changes 265
Chapter 13: Cutaneous Mucinoses 266
Dermal mucinoses\r 267
Follicular mucinoses\r 277
Mucopolysaccharidoses 278
Chapter 14: Cutaneous Deposits 279
Calcium calcinosis cutis 280
Bone 282
Cartilage 283
Hyaline (pink amorphous “blob”) deposits 284
Pigment and related deposits 293
Drug deposits and pigmentation 296
Cutaneous Implants 297
Miscellaneous deposits 298
Chapter 15: Diseases Of Cutaneous Appendages 299
Hair Basics 300
Inflammatory Diseases of the Pilosebaceous Apparatus\r 301
Acneiform lesions 301
Superficial folliculitides 303
Deep infectious folliculitides 305
Deep scarring folliculitides 307
Follicular occlusion triad = Hidradenitis suppurativa, dissecting cellulitis of the scalp and acne conglobata\r 308
Miscellaneous folliculitides 310
Hair Shaft Abnormalities 312
Fractures of the hair shaft 312
Irregularities/abnormalities of hair shafts 313
Coiling and twisting abnormalities 314
Extraneous matter on hair shafts 315
Alopecias 317
Basic hair stages 317
Congenital and hereditary alopecias 318
Premature catagen/telogen 319
Premature telogen with anagen arrest 320
Vellus follicle formation 321
Anagen effluvium 322
Scarring alopecias 322
Miscellaneous alopecias 323
Miscellaneous Disorders 324
Pilosebaceous disorders 324
Apocrine disorders 327
Eccrine disorders 328
Vestibular gland disorders 328
Chaptre 16: Cysts, Sinuses, and Pits 329
Appendageal cysts 331
Developmental cysts 340
Miscellaneous cysts 343
Lymphatic cysts 347
Sinuses 347
Pits 348
Chapter 17: Panniculitis 349
Septal panniculitis 350
Lobular panniculitis 353
Panniculitis secondary to large vessel vasculitis 367
Chapter 18: Metabolic and Storage Diseases\r 369
Vitamin and dietary disturbances 370
Lysosomal Storage Diseases\r 372
Oligosaccharidoses overall 373
Mucolipidoses (ML) overall 373
Other lysosomal storage diseases 373
Miscellaneous metabolic and systemic diseases 374
Diabetes mellitus manifestations 376
Porphyrias with acute episodes and no cutaneous signs 377
Porphyrias with acute episodes and cutaneous signs 377
Porphyrias with cutaneous signs only 377
Chapter 19: Miscellaneous Conditions 380
Chapter 20: Cutaneous Drug Reactions 388
Drug reactions overall 389
Clinicopathological reactions 389
Offending drugs 390
Chapter 21: Reactions To Physical Agents 391
Reactions to trauma and irritation 392
Reactions to radiation 393
Reactions to heat and cold 395
Reactions to light 397
Chronic actinic dermatosis 400
Chapter 22: Cutaneous Infections and Infestations 401
Histological patterns in infections and infestations 401
Chapter 23: Bacterial and Rickettsial Infections 404
Superficial pyogenic infections 405
Deep pyogenic infections (cellulitis) 408
Corynebacterial infections 410
Neisserial infections 412
Mycobacterial infections 412
Atypical (non-tuberculous) mycobacteria 416
Leprosy or “Hansen’s disease” 419
Miscellaneous bacterial infections 424
Chlamydial infections 429
Rickettsial infections 430
Miscellaneous infections 431
Chapter 24: Spirochetal Infections 432
Treponematoses 433
Borrelioses 437
Chapter 25: Mycoses and Algal Infections 438
Superficial filamentous infections 439
Yeast infections 444
Systemic mycoses 449
Infections by dematiaceous (pigmented) fungi 453
Mycetoma and morphologically similar conditions 457
Zygomycoses 461
Hyalohyphomycoses (unpigmented, septate) 462
Miscellaneous mycoses 464
Algal infections 466
Chapter 26: Viral Diseases 467
Poxviridae 468
Herpesviridae 472
Papovaviridae (Papillomaviridae) 477
Parvoviridae 482
Picornaviridae 483
Togaviridae 483
Flaviviridae 484
Paramyxoviridae 484
Retroviridae 484
Other viral diseases 485
Rhabdovirus (“Bullet-shaped” virion) 486
Chapter 27: Protozoal Infections 487
Amebae 488
Flagellates 488
Leishmaniasis 488
Other flagellates 490
Coccidia 490
Sporozoa 490
Miscellaneous 490
Chapter 28: Marine Injuries 491
Chapter 29: Helminth Infestations 493
Trematode (fluke) infestations 494
Cestode (tapeworm) infestations 494
Nematode infestations 495
Chapter 30: Arthropod-induced Diseases 497
Arachnids 498
Insects 501
Chapter 31: Tumors Of The Epidermis 504
Epidermal and other nevi 505
Pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia 507
Acanthomas 508
Epidermal dysplasias 513
Intraepidermal carcinomas 515
Malignant tumors 516
Miscellaneous “tumors” 521
Chapter 32: Lentigines, Nevi and Melanomas 525
Lesions with basal melanocyte proliferation 526
Melanocytic nevi 531
Dermal melanocytic lesions 543
Atypical nevomelanocytic lesions 548
Malignant melanocytic lesions 549
Miscellaneous group of melanomas 555
Chaptre 33: Tumors Of Cutaneous Appendages 559
Hair Follicle Tumo 560
Nevoid follicular lesions 560
Benign nongerminative follicular neoplasms 562
Benign follicular neoplasms with germinative-type differentiation 568
Neoplasms with differentiation toward follicular mesenchyme 575
Malignant pilar neoplasms 578
Sebaceous Tumors 579
Ectopic sebaceous glands 579
Pseudoneoplastic sebaceous proliferations 579
Benign sebaceous tumors 581
Malignant sebaceous tumors 585
Eccrine and Apocrine Sweat Gland Tumors 585
Nevi and malformations of sweat glands 585
Benign sweat gland tumors 588
Tumors of modified apocrine glands 597
Complex adnexal tumors 598
Malignant Sweat Gland Tumors 599
Adnexal carcinomas with benign counterparts 599
Adnexal carcinomas with distinctive features 601
Other sweat gland carcinomas 603
Review of common tumors of cutaneous appendages 605
Chapter 34: Fibrous Tumors and Tumor-like Proliferations 612
Acral angiofibromas (fibrous papule 613
Fibrous overgrowths, fibromatoses, etc. 615
Fibrohistiocytic tumors 627
Presumptive synovial and tendon sheath tumors 634
Miscellaneous entities 636
Chapter 35: Tumors Of Fat 640
Liposarcoma 649
Chapter 36: Tumors Of Muscle, Cartilage, and Bone 651
Tumors of smooth muscle 652
Tumors of striated muscle 656
Tumors of cartilage 658
Tumors of bone 659
Chapter 37: Neural and Neuroendocrine Tumors 660
Nerve sheath tumors 661
Herniations and ectopias 675
Neuroendocrine carcinomas 676
Chapter 38: Vascular Tumors 678
Hamartomas and vascular malformations 679
Vascular dilations (telangiectases)\r 683
Vascular proliferations (hyperplasia and benign neoplasms) 689
Tumors with variable or uncertain behavior 706
Malignant tumors 708
Tumors with significant vascular components 709
Chapter 39: Cutaneous Metastases 710
Specific metastases 712
Chapter 40: Cutaneous Non-lymphoid Infiltrates 719
Neutrophil infiltrates 720
Eosinophil infiltrates 721
Plasma cell infiltrates 723
Mastocytosis/mast cell infiltrates 725
Histiocytic infiltrates (non-Langerhans cell) 729
Xanthomatous infiltrates 738
Langerhans cell infiltrates 742
Chapter 41: Cutaneous Lymphomatous and Leukemic Infiltrates 744
Cutaneous T-cell and NK-cell lymphomas 745
B-cell lymphomas 754
Diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, other 757
Precursor hematologic neoplasm 758
Other T-/NK-cell lymphomas that may involve the skin 759
Other B-cell lymphomas that may involve the skin 759
Other lymphomas 760
Cutaneous infiltrates of leukemias 761
Lymphoid hyperplasias mimicking primary lymphoma 762
Miscellaneous 763
Index 765
Back Cover 779