The first prize winner in dermatology in the 2004 British Medical Association Book Competition, Goodheart’s Photoguide of Common Skin Disorders is now in its newly revised Third Edition. This easy-to-use reference helps practitioners quickly diagnose common skin disorders and determine appropriate treatment options. More than 900 full-color photographs—enlarged for greater clarity in this edition—speed diagnosis by showing the distinguishing characteristics of each disorder and providing clear comparisons between similar looking conditions. The book also includes formulary tables of leading topical and systemic agents by generic and brand name; patient handouts in English and Spanish; and step-by-step descriptions of basic dermatologic procedures.

The Third Edition features many new photographs, updated treatment sections, a new chapter on pediatric and geriatric dermatology, and many more patient handouts. The appendix on brand names of dermatologic medications in various countries now includes India and Canada.

A companion Website will offer customizable English and Spanish patient handouts, an image bank complete with additional images, and the fully searchable text.

Key Features

• Formulary tables of leading topical and systemic agents, including generic and brand names
• Over 900 high-quality full-color photos
• Patient handouts in Spanish and English
• Photos of look-alike diseases for easy comparison
• Step-by-step descriptions of basic dermatologic procedures

Third Edition Highlights:

• The treatment sections have been updated and offer more therapeutic options that also will serve as a resource for those in dermatology residency training.
• New chapter on pediatric and geriatric dermatology
• Many new photos and additional therapies. The photographs, on which this text is built, were enlarged to achieve greater clarity and detail.
• The number of patient handouts in Spanish and English has been significantly expanded.
• India and Canada have been added to Appendix B: Brand Names of Dermatologic Medications in