Emergencies in dermatology: Diagnosis, classification and therapy

Keyphrases

• Diagnostic Classification 100%
• Life-threatening 100%
• Dermatological Disease Diagnosis 100%
• Dermatological Emergency 100%
• Correct Diagnosis 50%
• Clinically Significant 50%
• Early Diagnosis 50%
• Supportive Care 50%
• Soft Tissue Infection 50%
• Surgical Treatment 50%
• Best Management Practices 50%
• Polymicrobial 50%
• Immunoassay 50%
• Spiders 50%
• Optimal Treatment 50%
• Early Recognition 50%
• Stevens-Johnson Syndrome 50%
• Necrotizing Fasciitis 50%
• Significant Disabilities 50%
• Severe Reactions 50%
• Loxosceles 50%
• Spider Bite 50%
• Superficial Fascia 50%
• Causative Drugs 50%
• Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis 50%
• Emergency Diagnosis 50%
• Loxosceles Venom 50%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Dermatology 100%
• Dermatological Agent 100%
• Bite 50%
• Supportive Care 50%
• Immunoassay 50%
• Early Diagnosis 50%
• Subcutaneous Tissue 50%
• Stevens-Johnson Syndrome 50%
• Necrotizing Fasciitis 50%
• Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis 50%
• Spider Bite 50%
• Soft Tissue Infection 50%