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TOPIC: acne vulgaris
DIAGNOSIS
A Clinical Atlas of 101 Common Skin Diseases >
Chapter 2. Acne Vulgaris
A disease of infundibulosebaceous units, especially infundibula, that may manifest itself solely as noninflammatory lesions, i.e., comedones and intact cysts, or as inflammatory lesions, i.e., ...Continue Reading
      
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  • Acne vulgaris, erythematous papule vs. Rosacea, erythematous papule
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    Acne Vulgaris
    Acne is a common condition affecting persons of almost all ages; it may begin as early as the neonatal period, and peaks between ages of 13-17. For some patients, acne will persist into the ...Continue Reading
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    Bacterial folliculitis is most frequently caused by S. aureus. Folliculitis decalvans represents...
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    TREATMENT
    Therapeutic Strategies in Dermatology >
    Acne Vulgaris
    Acne is a common condition affecting persons of almost all ages; it may begin as early as the neonatal period, and peaks between ages of 13-17. For some patients, acne will persist into the ...Continue Reading
    Folliculitis, Gram-positive, Gram-Negative, and Frictional >
    Bacterial folliculitis is most frequently caused by S. aureus. Folliculitis decalvans represents...
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