Acne | |
A Precis of Pathogenesis | p. 3 |
The Anatomy of Follicles | p. 5 |
Epidermal Lipids | p. 26 |
Sebaceous Glands | p. 33 |
Microorganisms | p. 59 |
The Dynamics of Inflammatory Acne: Immunologic Factors | p. 73 |
The Evolution of the Comedo | p. 75 |
The Dynamics of Primary Comedo Formation | p. 79 |
The Dynamics of Secondary Comedo Formation | p. 87 |
The Dynamics of Inflammation | p. 122 |
Inflammatory Lesions and Sequels | p. 125 |
The Scope of Scars | p. 170 |
Classification of Acne | p. 221 |
Animal Models | |
Syrian Hamster Model | p. 229 |
Rabbit Ear Model | p. 234 |
Rhino Mouse Model | p. 241 |
The Acnes | |
Acne in Infancy | p. 247 |
Acne Comedonica (Comedonal Acne) | p. 256 |
Acne Papulopustulosa (Papulopustular Acne) | p. 263 |
Acne Conglobata (Conglobate Acne) | p. 270 |
Acne Inversa | p. 284 |
Acne Fulminans | p. 318 |
Solid Facial Persistent Edema of Acne Vulgaris | p. 329 |
Acne Mechanica | p. 331 |
Back Acne | p. 337 |
Acne Tropicalis (Tropical Acne) | p. 339 |
Postadolescent Acne in Women | p. 341 |
Masculinizing Syndromes in Women | p. 347 |
Androgen Excess in Men | p. 351 |
Excoriations | p. 356 |
Acne Venenata | p. 360 |
Solar Comedones (Favre-Racouchot's Disease) | p. 396 |
Acne Aestivalis (Mallorca Acne) | p. 400 |
Radiation-Induced Comedones | p. 404 |
Acneiform Diseases | |
Acneiform Eruptions | p. 406 |
Steroid Acne | p. 415 |
Amineptine Acne | p. 425 |
Rosacea | |
Description | p. 433 |
Pathogenesis | p. 433 |
Clinical Findings | p. 434 |
Episodic Erythema (The Rosacea Diathesis) | p. 434 |
Stage I Rosacea | p. 434 |
Stage II Rosacea | p. 435 |
Stage III Rosacea | p. 435 |
Variants of Rosacea | p. 435 |
Persistent Edema of Rosacea | p. 435 |
Ophthalmic Rosacea | p. 436 |
Lupoid or Granulomatous Rosacea | p. 436 |
Steroid Rosacea | p. 436 |
Gram-Negative Rosacea | p. 437 |
Rosacea Conglobata | p. 437 |
Rosacea Fulminans | p. 437 |
Phymas in Rosacea | p. 438 |
Histopathology | p. 438 |
Treatment | p. 439 |
Other Acne-Like Disorders | |
Perioral Dermatitis | p. 479 |
The Role of Demodex | p. 482 |
Gram-Negative Folliculitis | p. 488 |
Acne Necrotica (Necrotizing Lymphocytic Folliculitis) | p. 500 |
Sebaceous Gland Hyperplasia | p. 506 |
Trichostasis Spinulosa | p. 509 |
Steatocystoma Multiplex | p. 512 |
Eruptive Vellus Hair Cysts | p. 519 |
Dilated Pore | p. 521 |
Pilar Sheath Acanthoma | p. 525 |
Omphalolith: The Ugly Nabelstein | p. 529 |
Keratosis Pilaris | p. 530 |
Pseudofolliculitis of the Beard | p. 531 |
Osteoma Cutis and Pigmented Osteoma Cutis | p. 535 |
Minocycline-Induced Hyperpigmentation | p. 541 |
Therapy | |
History of Therapy: Past, Present, and Future | p. 555 |
Treatment: General Statements | p. 558 |
Appraisal of Efficacy | p. 566 |
Topical | |
Tretinoin (all-trans-Retinoic Acid, Vitamin A Acid) | p. 584 |
Benzoyl Peroxide | p. 599 |
Miscellaneous Exfoliants (Peeling Agents) | p. 602 |
Topical Antibiotics | p. 603 |
Azelaic Acid | p. 606 |
Systemic | |
Antibiotics: Tetracyclines and Erythromycin | p. 611 |
Isotretinoin (13-cis-Retinoic Acid) | p. 625 |
Vitamin A (Retinol) | p. 654 |
Sulfonamides | p. 655 |
Sulfones (DADPS, DDS, Dapsone) | p. 656 |
Estrogens and Oral Contraceptives | p. 659 |
Antiandrogens and Aldosterone Antagonists | p. 662 |
Corticosteroids | p. 670 |
Zinc | p. 673 |
Physical Therapy | |
Ultraviolet Radiation | p. 674 |
Cryotherapy | p. 679 |
Abrasives | p. 680 |
[alpha]-Hydroxy Acids: A Peeling Agent for Acne? | p. 681 |
Lasers | p. 682 |
X-Ray Therapy: A Historical Note | p. 684 |
Acne Surgery | p. 685 |
Camouflage | p. 707 |
Psychosocial Aspects | p. 709 |
Spontaneous Involution of Acne | p. 711 |
Subject Index | p. 713 |
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