Skin and Venereal Diseases. Textbook

Contributors
List of abbreviations
PART I. GENERAL DERMATOLOGY
Chapter 1. Anatomy and histology of the skin
Chapter 2. Skin functions
Chapter 3. Principles of diagnosis of skin diseases
3.1. The Life history: anamnesis vitae
3.2. The disease history: anamnesis morbi
3.3. Local status: status localis
3.4. General clinical examination
Chapter 4. Morphological elements of skin rashes
4.1. Primary morphological elements
4.2. Secondary morphological elements
Chapter 5. Pathomorphology of the skin
Chapter 6. General principles of skin disease treatment
6.1. Systemic drug therapy
6.1.1. Antibacterials
6.1.2. Antifungal agents
6.1.3. Antiviral drugs
6.1.4. Glucocorticoids
6.1.5. Antihistamines
6.1.6. Cytostatics and immunosuppressors
6.1.7. Biological modihers of the immune response
6.1.8. Quinolines
6.1.9. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
6.1.10. Sedatives and tranquilizers
6.1.11. Vitamins
6.1.12. Anabolic steroids
6.1.13. Topical drug therapy
6.1.14. Principles of external therapy
6.1.15. The external remedies are selected based
on the location of the condition
6.1.16. External formulations and methods of their
application
6.1.17. Doses of topical glucocorticoids
6.2. Physiotherapeutic treatments
6.3. Surgical treatment
6.4. Balneotherapy
PART II. SPECIAL DERMATOLOGY
Chapter 7. Pyoderma
7.1. Staphylococcal pyoderma, staphyloderma
7.1.1. Ostiofolliculitis, folliculitis
7.1.2. Sycosis vulgar
7.1.3. Furuncle, furunculosis
7.1.4. Carbuncle
7.1.5. Hidradenitis
7.1.6. Epidemic pemphigus of newborns
7.2. Streptococcal pyoderma
7.2.1. Impetigo
7.2.2. Ecthyma
7.2.3. Cellulitis
7.2.4. Erysipelas
7.3. Strepto-staphylococcal pyoderma
7.3.1. Vulgar impetigo
7.3.2. Chronic ulcerative-vegetative pyoderma
7.3.3. Chancriformpyoderma
7.4. Treatment and prevention of pyoderma
Chapter 8. Mycoses
8.1. Keratomycosis. Tinea versicolor
8.2. Dermatophytosis
8.2.1. Mycoses of the feet
8.2.2. Onychomycosis
8.2.3. Mycosis of smooth skin
8.2.4. Mycosis of large folds
8.3. Trichomycosis
8.3.1. Microsporidiosis of the scalp
8.3.2. Trichophytosis of the scalp
8.4. Candidiasis
8.5. Deep mycoses
8.6. Pseudomycosis
8.6.1. Erythrasma
8.6.2. Actinomycosis of the skin
Chapter 9. Viral skin diseases
9.1. Herpes simplex
9.2. Herpes zoster
9.3. Warts
9.3.1. Vulgar warts
9.3.2. Plantar warts
9.3.3. Flat warts
9.3.4. Genital warts
9.4. Molluscum contagiosum
Chapter 10. Parasitic skin diseases
10.1. Scabies
10.2. Pediculosis
10.2.1. Head pediculosis
10.2.2. Clothes pediculosis
10.2.3. Pubic pediculosis - phthiriasis
Chapter 11. Tuberculosis of the skin
Chapter 12. Cutaneous leishmaniasis
Chapter 13. Dermatitis and eczema
13.1. Dermatitis
13.1.1. Simple dermatitis
13.1.2. Allergic dermatitis
13.2. Toxicodermia
13.2.1. Lyell's syndrome
13.3. Tczema
Chapter 14. Itchy dermatoses
14.1. Itching of the skin
14.2. Urticaria
14.3. Prurigo
14.4. Atopic dermatitis
14.5. Lichen simplex chronicus
Chapter 15. Psoriasis
Chapter 16. Lichen planus
Chapter 17. Pityriasis rosea
Chapter 18. Connective tissue diseases
18.1. Lupus erythematosus
18.1.1. Cutaneous lupus erythematosus
18.1.2. Systemic lupus erythematosus
18.2. Scleroderma
18.2.1. Limited scleroderma
18.2.2. Systemic sclerosis (scleroderma)
Chapter 19. Bullous autoimmune dermatoses
19.1. Pemphigus
19.2. Bullous pemphigoid
19.3. Dermatitis herpetiformis
Chapter 20. Diseases of the skin appendages
20.1. Seborrheic dermatitis
20.2. Acne vulgaris
20.3. Rosacea
20.4. Perioral dermatitis
Chapter 21. Occupational skin diseases
21.1. Simple occupational dermatitis from the
effects of
physical, chemical, and biological factors
21.2. Allergic occupational diseases
21.2.1. Allergic occupational contact dermatitis
21.2.2. Occupational eczema
21.3. Dermatoses of infectious and parasitic nature
21.3.1. Occupational erysipeloid
21.3.2. Occupational nodes of milkmaids
21.4. Occupational dermatoses caused by chemical
carcinogens...
21.4.1. Occupational oil acne
21.4.2. Occupational toxic melasma
21.4.3. Occupational photodermatitis
PART III. VENEREOLOGY
Chapter 22. Syphilis
22.1. Primary syphilis
22.2. Secondary syphilis
22.3. Tertiary syphilis
22.4. Congenital syphilis
22.5. Hidden syphilis
22.6. Diagnosis of syphilis
22.7. Treatment and prevention of syphilis
Chapter 23. Gonorrhea
Chapter 24. Non-gonococcal sexually transmitted
infections
24.1. Trichomoniasis urogenital
24.2. Urogenital chlamydia
Chapter 25. HIV infection and skin diseases
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