Toxic epidermal necrolysis
The Blistering rashes page has been updated with some additional information about TEN.
Dunn RJ
The Blistering rashes page has been updated with some additional information about TEN.
The Melanoma page has had a few minor updates.
The segment on management of dermatitis on the Patchy scaly rashes page has been updated with more information about immunotherapy.
The segment on management of dermatitis on the Patchy scaly rashes page has been updated with more information about steroid choices.
A number of other changes have been made to the dermatitis section on the Patchy scaly rashes page.
An image of acanthosis nigricans has been added to the General dermatology page.
Two small segments on striae have been added to the General dermatology page.
The General dermatology page has had some minor updates and wording improvements.
The Melanoma page has been revised, including some minor additions to the segment on management.
The Scabies and head lice page has been updated with additional information about scabies treatment.
The Skin tumours page has been updated with a new segment on pyogenic granuloma. Whilst not a tumour, it is most commonly mistaken as one.
The Patchy, scaly red rashes page has been updated with additional information about the potency of topical steroids.
The Pemphigoid and pemphigus page has been updated with additional information about pemphigus.
The Petechiae page has been updated, including some additional causes of vasculitis.
The General dermatology page has been updated with the addition of the definitions of a comedone and naevus.
The Blistering skin rashes page has had a major overhaul in the areas of EM, SJS/TEN.
The Leg ulcers page has been updated with some information about the role of venous sclerotherapy in the treatment of venous ulcers.
The Patchy scaly red rashes page has been updated with a short segment on Koebner’s phenomenon in Psoriasis.
The Lyme disease page has been updated with additional information regarding the lack of evidence for it’s ability to be contracted whilst in Australia.
The Cellulitis page has been updated with additional information about the potential misdiagnosis of cellulitis and the most common conditions responsible.