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S S Gardner
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Cutaneous and cardiac myxomas: an important association.
Carny and others have described the association of cutaneous myxomas and various nevomelanocytic neoplasms with cardiac myxomas and endocrine neoplasms. The association between cutaneous and cardiac myxomas is especially important in view of the potentially serious, even fatal, embolic sequelae of the latter neoplasm.
Clinical features of photodamage and treatment with topical tretinoin.
Photodamage constitutes a skin disease that merits therapy. Immediate cosmetic improvement of photodamaged skin can be achieved most dramatically by surgical means. Medical intervention has been limited until the recent advent of topical retinoic acid products for photoaging. These medications have been shown to enhance cosmesis and to produce long-lasting physiologic changes. The clinical features of photodamage and treatment with topical tretinoin are discussed.
Seborrhea, psoriasis and the papulosquamous dermatoses.
Knowledge of the papulosquamous disorders is an important part of the diagnosis of skin diseases in general. Recognition of these commonly encountered cutaneous problems depends upon familiarity with the configuration and distribution of lesions on various parts of the body. Diagnostic tests (such as KOH to rule out tinea) should be performed, and when therapy does not seem to be successful, the diagnosis should be reconsidered with a biopsy and/or dermatologic consultation.
Early detection--the priority in colorectal cancer.
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