Friday Pop Quiz #23
Answer: C. Elevated triglycerides. This patient has eruptive xanthomas, a condition which is classically associated with elevated serum triglycerides. The other options are not associated with eruptive xanthomas.   Don’t Agree? Tell us why in the comments section below. Test your knowledge with custom quizzes at Derm In-Review or check out more pop quizzes. Brought to you by …
Systemic Therapies for Melanoma: What Every Dermatologist Needs to Know
MelanomaThe world of melanoma is evolving, and dermatologists need to be equipped with the knowledge to help their patients navigate this landscape. Newer therapies for patients with more advanced stages of melanoma have not only drastically improved survival, but we as dermatologists must be prepared to recognize and treat the cutaneous side effects of these medications. This is a brief summary of common …
Melanoma
Management of Seborrheic Keratoses with Dr. Adam Friedman
Seborrheic KeratosesA Recap of the JDD October Podcast Seborrheic keratoses (SKs), though harmless, are one of the most common patient concerns.  Their aesthetic impact makes them one of the most common dermatologic complaints, however treatment options are limited.  In this special of the JDD podcast series, Dr. Adam Friedman discusses his group’s article “Managing Seborrheic Keratosis: Evolving Strategies an …
Seborrheic Keratoses
Drug Development for the Practicing Dermatologist: Have the Best of Both Worlds – Part 1 of 2
Part 1 in a 2 part series In medical school and residency, the industry side of medicine is not exactly a topic that gets paid much attention. Countless hours are spent memorizing pharmacology, but the process of how a drug actually makes the transition from bench to bedside is not part of the curriculum. A few years into my own private practice, the opportunity to learn the process of drug dev …
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