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Dermatology Pediatric Skin Diseases Including Genetic Diseases

Dermatology Pediatric Skin Diseases Including Genetic Diseases is a branch of dermatology focusing on diagnosing and managing skin diseases in pediatric patients, including those with genetic/congenital etiology. It is a rapidly growing field of study and clinical practice, given the prevalence of skin diseases in c…

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Overview

Dermatology Pediatric Skin Diseases Including Genetic Diseases is a branch of dermatology focusing on diagnosing and managing skin diseases in pediatric patients, including those with genetic/congenital etiology. It is a rapidly growing field of study and clinical practice, given the prevalence of skin diseases in children, as well as their increased susceptibility to certain skin conditions due to their age and immune system. Common pediatric skin diseases include atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, birthmarks and moles, birth defects, and inherited skin diseases. Treatments for these disorders range from topical medications and light therapy, to more sophisticated genetic tests and gene therapy. Pediatric dermatologists are equipped with the knowledge and skills to provide comprehensive skin care, from diagnosis to management, for all pediatric skin disorders.

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Wenbin Tan · United States Anand Rotte · United States David Fisher · United States

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