Pediatric Collections: Dermatology Cases: Case Reports from Pediatrics in Review

Pediatric Dermatology Case Studies offers a collection of twenty carefully selected, case-based studies designed to enhance clinical reasoning and diagnostic skills in the assessment of pediatric skin conditions. Drawn from Pediatrics in Review, this volume presents a diverse range of dermatologic presentations, from uncommon variants of common conditions to rare rashes with potential systemic implications. By examining the morphology and presentation of each case, readers learn to identify diagnostic clues, differentiate conditions from mimickers, and recognize when skin findings may signal more serious underlying disease. This practical, case-focused approach prepares clinicians, trainees, and students to evaluate pediatric patients with confidence and precision.

Key Features

• Twenty pediatric dermatology cases illustrating a wide spectrum of conditions
• Focus on clinical reasoning, morphology, and diagnostic clues
• Includes uncommon variants of common pediatric skin disorders
• Highlights alarming presentations such as genital lesions, acute pigmented lesions, and congenital or acquired “lumps and bumps”
• Addresses rare rashes with potential systemic morbidity
• Encourages critical thinking and decision-making in real-world clinical practice
• Designed for pediatricians, dermatologists, trainees, and students seeking to strengthen diagnostic skills in pediatric dermatology