Scholarlink

<p>This book serves as a guide for physicians and practitioners caring for patients with genital skin disease, both of the penis and the vulva. In addition to reviewing the normal anatomy, anatomic variants, and proper technique for <span data-olk-copy-source="MessageBody">performing the genital exam</span>, it provides a comprehensive review of genital dermatoses and related pain syndromes, including keys to diagnosis and treatment of each. Numerous color photographs will assist the reader with properly identifying signs of specific skin diseases on exam.&#xa0;</p><div class="row border-bottom"><div class="col-lg col-md col"><div class="mx-name-container7 font-weight-bold mt-2"><span class="mx-text mx-name-textPageHeader_Title font-weight-bold"><em>A Comprehensive Guide to Genital Skin Disease</em> </span>will be a must-have resource for primarily general dermatologists, gynecologists, and urologists, as they are the physicians who typically care for genital disease or genital skin disease. Primary care physicians could also use this book as a reference for triaging normal versus abnormal findings in the genital area, especially when deciding if a referral to a specialist is indicated.</div></div><div class="col-lg-auto col-md col pr-0">&#xa0;</div></div>

错误：搜索内容不能为空，请输入英文关键词
错误：关键词超出字数限制，请精简
高级检索

A Comprehensive Guide to Genital Skin Disease

  • 书籍

  • 发表日期：

    2025年

查看全文

摘要

This book serves as a guide for physicians and practitioners caring for patients with genital skin disease, both of the penis and the vulva. In addition to reviewing the normal anatomy, anatomic variants, and proper technique for performing the genital exam, it provides a comprehensive review of genital dermatoses and related pain syndromes, including keys to diagnosis and treatment of each. Numerous color photographs will assist the reader with properly identifying signs of specific skin diseases on exam. 

A Comprehensive Guide to Genital Skin Disease will be a must-have resource for primarily general dermatologists, gynecologists, and urologists, as they are the physicians who typically care for genital disease or genital skin disease. Primary care physicians could also use this book as a reference for triaging normal versus abnormal findings in the genital area, especially when deciding if a referral to a specialist is indicated.