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Dermatology flow sheet.

G L Dockery
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This article presents an organized and relatively easy mechanism for the diagnosis of dermatologic problems by using an algorithmic flow sheet. Once this technique is understood, the practitioner may find it much easier to categorize, diagnose, and manage skin conditions of the lower extremities.

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G L Dockery. 1986. Dermatology flow sheet.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2943388/

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