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The Washington Manual® of Dermatology Diagnostics, 2nd Edition by Martha Laurin Council, David Sheinbein, and Lynn A. Cornelius is a practical, clinically focused handbook designed to guide clinicians in diagnosing and managing dermatologic conditions when immediate access to a specialist is limited. Built on the trusted Washington Manual® format, this book delivers concise, high-yield diagnostic strategies that reflect current advances in dermatology. Organized by categories of skin disorders rather than by definitive diagnoses, it supports real-world clinical reasoning and is especially valuable at the point of care. This portable and user-friendly resource is ideal for dermatology residents, interns, family medicine physicians, and medical students who need clear, reliable guidance in everyday practice.
Key Features
Concise, logical diagnostic approaches tailored for situations where a definitive diagnosis is not yet established
Organization by type of skin disorder, enhancing usability in real-time clinical settings
Coverage of a broad spectrum of dermatologic diseases, including pediatric and geriatric conditions
Step-by-step guidance on dermatologic procedures, such as biopsies, electrosurgery, cryotherapy, photodynamic therapy, Mohs micrographic surgery, and laser surgery
Standardized format for each condition, including: Background - Clinical presentation
Evaluation with differential diagnosis (DDx) tables - Treatment options
Numerous full-color clinical images to support visual diagnosis
New chapters on Aesthetic Dermatology and Skin of Color, with expanded image representation
Content authored by experienced Washington University faculty physicians and fellows, ensuring expert, evidence-based insights
Portable, quick-reference design ideal for clinics, wards, and on-call use