RICHARD ASHTON, MA, MD, FRCP, is a Consultant Dermatologist, Lighthouse Clinic, Isle of Wight, UK, formerly Consultant Dermatologist to the Royal NavyBARBARA LEPPARD, DM, FRCP, is a Retired Consultant Dermatologist, Southampton University NHS Trust, UK

• 1.Introduction to dermatological diagnosis. 2.Introduction to dermatological treatment. 3.Hairy scalp. 4.Acute erythematous rashes on the face. 5.Chronic erythematous rashes on the face. 6.Mouth, lips, tongue & ear. 7.Acute erythematous rashes on the trunk & limbs. 8.Chronic erythematous rashes on the trunk & limbs. 9.Non-erythematous lesions. 10.Flexures. 11.Genitalia and perineum. 12.Lower legs. 13.Hands and feet. 14.Nails. General index. List of drugs and associated drug reactions. Classification of topical steroid by potency. Emollient products – how and when to use. Wash products & bath emollients. Summary of types of wound and dressings to use. Debriding agents. Reducing bacterial counts and odour. Absorption of exudate. Wound and ulcer dressings. Index of algorithms. Non-erythematous lesions. Erythematous lesions inside back cover.

"...a helpful introduction to an approach to diagnosis and how to treat the more commonly seen entities."- Doody's Review

RICHARD ASHTON, MA, MD, FRCP, is a Consultant Dermatologist, Lighthouse Clinic, Isle of Wight, UK, formerly Consultant Dermatologist to the Royal NavyBARBARA LEPPARD, DM, FRCP, is a Retired Consultant Dermatologist, Southampton University NHS Trust, UK

• 1.Introduction to dermatological diagnosis. 2.Introduction to dermatological treatment. 3.Hairy scalp. 4.Acute erythematous rashes on the face. 5.Chronic erythematous rashes on the face. 6.Mouth, lips, tongue & ear. 7.Acute erythematous rashes on the trunk & limbs. 8.Chronic erythematous rashes on the trunk & limbs. 9.Non-erythematous lesions. 10.Flexures. 11.Genitalia and perineum. 12.Lower legs. 13.Hands and feet. 14.Nails. General index. List of drugs and associated drug reactions. Classification of topical steroid by potency. Emollient products – how and when to use. Wash products & bath emollients. Summary of types of wound and dressings to use. Debriding agents. Reducing bacterial counts and odour. Absorption of exudate. Wound and ulcer dressings. Index of algorithms. Non-erythematous lesions. Erythematous lesions inside back cover.

"...a helpful introduction to an approach to diagnosis and how to treat the more commonly seen entities."- Doody's Review

RICHARD ASHTON, MA, MD, FRCP, is a Consultant Dermatologist, Lighthouse Clinic, Isle of Wight, UK, formerly Consultant Dermatologist to the Royal NavyBARBARA LEPPARD, DM, FRCP, is a Retired Consultant Dermatologist, Southampton University NHS Trust, UK

• 1.Introduction to dermatological diagnosis. 2.Introduction to dermatological treatment. 3.Hairy scalp. 4.Acute erythematous rashes on the face. 5.Chronic erythematous rashes on the face. 6.Mouth, lips, tongue & ear. 7.Acute erythematous rashes on the trunk & limbs. 8.Chronic erythematous rashes on the trunk & limbs. 9.Non-erythematous lesions. 10.Flexures. 11.Genitalia and perineum. 12.Lower legs. 13.Hands and feet. 14.Nails. General index. List of drugs and associated drug reactions. Classification of topical steroid by potency. Emollient products – how and when to use. Wash products & bath emollients. Summary of types of wound and dressings to use. Debriding agents. Reducing bacterial counts and odour. Absorption of exudate. Wound and ulcer dressings. Index of algorithms. Non-erythematous lesions. Erythematous lesions inside back cover.

"...a helpful introduction to an approach to diagnosis and how to treat the more commonly seen entities."- Doody's Review