Encyclopedia of Dermatology

Encyclopedia of Dermatology (6 Volume Set), edited by Meghan Pratt, is a comprehensive reference covering the full spectrum of dermatologic science and clinical practice. This multi-volume work is designed for researchers, clinicians, and students seeking authoritative information on the structure, function, disorders, and management of the skin. It synthesizes foundational biology with the latest clinical research to provide a broad, evidence-based perspective on dermatology.

Key Features

• In-depth coverage of skin structure and composition, including the dermis and epidermis
• Detailed discussion of melanin biosynthesis, functions, and health benefits, along with genetic and geographic variations in skin pigmentation
• Comprehensive review of common and rare dermatologic disorders, including alopecia, rosacea, candidiasis, cyanosis, psoriasis, and bullous pemphigoid
• Insights into skin aging, sun exposure, and photoprotection, including practical guidance for prevention and risk reduction
• Guidance on skin cancer prevention, including strategies for schools and youth populations
• Analysis of burn epidemiology, management, and impacts on musculoskeletal function
• Incorporates emerging research and clinical advances to support evidence-based dermatologic practice
• Serves as an authoritative multi-volume resource for clinicians, researchers, and students in dermatology, biomedical sciences, and related fields   

Product Details

• Publisher: Nova Science Pub Inc (December 30, 2015) Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1634833260
• ISBN-13: 978-1634833264