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	Dermatologic Therapies, Part 2
	Author(s)/Faculty: Donna A. Culton, MD, PhD; Dean S. Morrell, MD; Craig N. Burkhart, MD; David A. Dasher, more MD; Maren G. Shaw, MD; Niyati Mukherjee, MD
	Source: PEDIATRIC ANNALS 38:7	Type: Journal	Number of Articles: 4
	Release Date: July 2009	Expiration Date: July 31, 2012	Cost: $25.00 / $105.00
	Credit Type: CME	Number of Credit(s): 3.00	Provider:
	OVERVIEW In the primary care pediatrician’s office, patients present frequently with various dermatologic issues, ranging from very common, like warts, to those that are more uncommon. Even more common skin conditions can be difficult to treat, especially in the very young patient. However, various therapeutic options can be considered for the treatment of common skin conditions.


	Dermatologic Therapies, Part 1
	Author(s)/Faculty: Bradley Merritt, MD; Dean S. Morrell, MD; William Burkhalter, MD; Craig N. Burkhart, MD; more Arin L. Isenstein, MD; Gabriele B. Poindexter Jacquelyn Coloe, MD; Stephanie A. Diamantis, MD
	Source: PEDIATRIC ANNALS 38:6	Type: Journal	Number of Articles: 5
	Release Date: June 2009	Expiration Date: June 30, 2012	Cost: $25.00 / $125.00
	Credit Type: CME	Number of Credit(s): 3.00	Provider:
	OVERVIEW Primary care pediatricians frequently see patients with dermatologic symptoms, ranging from acne to more serious disorders. What’s the best way to treat these conditions? What options should be considered during the course of treatment?


	Dispelling Myths and Misdiagnoses in Pediatric Dermatology
	Author(s)/Faculty: Guy F. Webster, MD, PhD; Lisa R. Forbes, MD; Rushani W. Saltzman, MD; Jonathan M. more Spergel, MD, PhD; Julianne A. Mann, MD; Dawn H. Siegel, MD; Rajiv I. Nijhawan, BS; Catalina Matiz, MD; Sharon E. Jacob, MD; Paul L. Aronson, MD; Todd A. Florin, MD
	Source: PEDIATRIC ANNALS 38:2	Type: Journal	Number of Articles: 5
	Release Date: February 2009	Expiration Date: February 29, 2012	Cost: $25.00 / $125.00
	Credit Type: CME	Number of Credit(s): 3.00	Provider:
	OVERVIEW This issue of Pediatric Annals features reviews of topics in pediatric dermatology to dispel myths and update the practicing pediatrician.


	Case Reports in Dermatology
	Author(s)/Faculty: Aimee Smidt, MD; Anne Laumann, MBChB, MRCP(UK), FAAD; Vani Selvan, MD; Tetyana L. more Vasylyeva, MD; Curtis Turner, MD; Osvaldo Regueira, MD; Helkha Peredo-Pinto, MD; Norman M. Jacobs, MD
	Source: PEDIATRIC ANNALS 37:2	Type: Journal	Number of Articles: 3
	Release Date: February 2008	Expiration Date: February 28, 2011	Cost: $25.00 / $85.00
	Credit Type: CME	Number of Credit(s): 3.00	Provider:
	OVERVIEW Early in each physician’s training, it is emphasized that every patient encounter offers an opportunity to be a detective. Using deductive reasoning based on the "clues" presented, the physician strives to solve the mystery of the patient’s illness. Dermatological issues most commonly present in the primary care setting and from there are referred to a specialist. As frontline evaluators of these complaints, each physician must, at times, play detective to discover the real cause for the patient’s symptoms. This issue of Pediatric Annals presents three case vignettes in which the patient or patients suffer from an unusual systemic cause for their skin findings. As well, two short reviews of environmental causes for skin irritation are provided to alert the practicing healthcare professional to increasingly common but often overlooked chemical irritants in children. After reviewing this issue of Pediatric Annals, the participant will be more keenly aware of subtle clues to systemic disease that present on a patient’s skin, as well as better able to provide counseling to families whose child has developed a sensitivity to chemical irritants.