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Version 5.8.6 · 2026-03-09
More than 100 new images with improved representation of skin of color
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Bestselling Pediatric Dermatology: A Quick Reference Guide, 5th Edition is an indispensable, user-friendly clinical resource that simplifies the recognition and management of pediatric skin conditions for busy clinicians. Packed with more than 500 full-color images and organized into concise bulleted lists, this edition enhances efficient problem-solving in practice. It includes new chapters on conditions such as pernio, melanonychia, androgenetic alopecia, and collodion baby, plus a new section on skin of color and over 100 additional images to improve diagnostic accuracy across diverse populations.…
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More than 100 new images with improved representation of skin of color
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