Dermatology
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        Pediatric Dermatology           <D-Ped.TXT>

        Acanthosis Nigricans            <Acanthos.TXT>
        Beh‡et's syndrome               <Behcet.TXT>
        Bullous Dermatitis              <D-Bullae.TXT>
        Calciphylaxis                   <D-Calci.TXT>
        Coumadin Necrosis               <D-Coum.TXT>
        Creeping Eruption               <Creeping.TXT>
        Contact Dermatitis              <Contact.TXT>
        Dandruff/Seborrhea              <D-Seb.TXT>
        Dermatitis Herpetiformis        <D-herpet.TXT>
        Drug Hypersensitivity           <D-Drug.TXT>
        Ecthyma                         <D-Ecthym.TXT>
        Eczema                          <D-Eczem.TXT>
        Erythema Multiforme             <E-Mltfrm.TXT>
        Erythrasma                      <Erythras.TXT>
        Fungal Skin/Nail Problems       <Fungus.TXT>
        Granuloma Annulare              <G-Annu.TXT>
        Hand swelling                   <D-Hand.TXT>
        Herpetic Infections             <ID-Herp.TXT>
        Mouth Corners                   <D-Mouth.TXT>
        Neurofibromatosis               <D-Neurof.TXT>
        Oral and perioral rashes        <D-Oral.TXT>
        Osler-Weber-Rendu Sundrome      <D-O-W-R.TXT>
        Purpura                         <Purpura.TXT>
        Pyoderma Gangrenosum            <Pyoderma.TXT>
        Scabies
         Ovide lotion:  malathion 0.5% for resistant cases, expensive,
         $35/bottle, very safe and effective
        Scarlatina                      <P-Scarlt.TXT>
        Stevens-Johnson Syndrome        <E-Mltfrm.TXT>
        Swimmer's Itch                  <D-Swim.TXT>
        Sun Protection                  <Sun.TXT>
        TEN vs. SSS                     <D-Bullae.TXT>
        TTP                             <TTP.TXT>
        Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic
          Purpura                       <TTP.TXT>
        Tuberous Sclerosis              <D-Tuber.TXT>
        Urticaria                       <D-Urtica.TXT>

Calcific uremic ateriorolopathy (calciphylaxis)
In patients with ESRD
angular, very tender ecchymotic areas
later, areas slough
Biopsy is gold standard but biopsy site doesn't heal
very high mortality
can try soft tissue X-ray or CT, bone scan, mammogram of 
extremity
correct Ca x PO4 product
can use non-calcium phosphate binder, decrease PTH, stop 
Coumadin? inhibits matrix GLA protein which might inhibit bone 
formation. IV pamidronate, sodium thiosulfate are experimental  
but may be effective.