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The Sebaceous Gland Through the Centuries: A Difficult Path to Independence
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Punto di Riferimento
per Medici e Operatori Sanitari
per Medici e Operatori Sanitari
LIBRERIA STUDIUM
Pathogenesis and Treatment of Acne and Rosacea
Zouboulis, Katsambas, Kligman
Editore
Springer
Anno
2014
Pagine
768
ISBN
9783540693741
170,00 €
This book, written by experts from across the world, provides comprehensive coverage of acne and rosacea, focusing in particular on pathogenesis and treatment but also considering clinical aspects, prognostic factors, and impacts on quality of life. Both standard knowledge and important, clinically relevant insights that have emerged over the past decade are presented with the goal of assisting the reader in understanding these diseases and improving treatment outcome. It is explained how high-level research has recently given rise to a variety of new concepts in etiology and treatment, and emerging trends are also discussed. The book is in a reader-friendly format that highlights core messages with a very practical and clinical focus. Pathogenesis and Treatment of Acne and Rosacea will be an indispensable reference for all physicians who care for patients with acne or rosacea and for scientists working in the field.
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Embryology of the Pilosebaceous Unit
Pages 9-17
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Molecular Aspects of Sebaceous Differentiation
Pages 19-26
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Anatomy of the Sebaceous Gland
Pages 27-31
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Sebum and Sebaceous Lipids
Pages 33-41
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Experimental Models of the Sebaceous Gland
Pages 43-49
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Acne Epidemiology and Socioeconomic Aspects
Pages 53-57
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Acne Pathogenesis: What We Have Learned Over the Years
Pages 61-70
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The Role of Hyperkeratinization
Pages 71-76
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The Role of the Sebaceous Gland
Pages 77-90
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The Role of Bacteria
Pages 91-96
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Inflammation in Acne
Pages 97-101
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A New Concept of Acne Pathogenesis
Pages 105-107
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Acne and Genetics
Pages 109-130
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Acne and Androgens
Pages 131-134
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Acne and Inflammation
Pages 135-141
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Acne and Neuropeptides
Pages 143-150
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Acne and Bacteria
Pages 151-153
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The Acne Biofilm
Pages 155-159
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The Evidence Supporting a Link Between Acne and Nutrition
Pages 161-166
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Acne and Smoking
Pages 167-169
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Antimicrobial Peptides in Acne
Pages 171-178
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Acne and Antimicrobial Lipids
Pages 179-183
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Natural and Artificial Suntanning
Pages 185-188
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Acne and Environmental Pollution (Chloracne)
Pages 189-194
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Myths and Beliefs of Acne Pathogenesis: Diet, Smoking, Hygiene
Pages 195-205
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Understanding Acne as a Chronic Disease
Pages 209-211
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Clinical Aspects of Acne Vulgaris
Pages 213-221
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Clinical Aspects of Acne Fulminans
Pages 223-226
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Childhood Acne
Pages 227-234
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Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia and Acne in the Male Patients
Pages 235-241
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Adult Acne
Pages 243-249
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Drug-Induced Acne
Pages 251-257
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Body-Builder Acne
Pages 259-263
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Acne Cosmetica
Pages 265-270
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Acne in Persons with Dark Skin
Pages 271-275
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Acne and Heredity
Pages 279-282
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Acne Neonatorum
Pages 283-289
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Serum Androgens
Pages 291-294
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Body Mass Index
Pages 295-297
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Sebum Secretion, Skin Type, and pH
Pages 299-303
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Lipids in Serum and Sebum
Pages 305-313
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The Leeds Acne Grading Technique
Pages 317-324
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Evaluation of Clinical Severity by Acne Grading and Lesion Counting
Pages 325-330
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Modern Technology for Imaging and Evaluation of Acne Lesions
Pages 331-340
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Acne and Congenital Adrenal Hyperplasia
Pages 343-348
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The Acne Genes
Pages 349-354
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Vitamins and the Skin
Pages 355-361
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Urinary Hormone Analysis in Acne
Pages 363-368
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Laboratory Evaluations in Acne
Pages 369-375
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Evidenced-Based Treatment of Acne
Pages 379-382
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The Difficult Acne Patient
Pages 383-388
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Improving Compliance with Acne Therapy
Pages 389-395
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Keratolytic Treatment
Pages 397-414
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Topical Antibiotics
Pages 415-418
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Benzoyl Peroxide
Pages 419-423
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Topical Retinoids
Pages 425-433
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Azelaic Acid
Pages 435-440
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Emerging Acne Treatments
Pages 441-447
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Oral Antibiotics
Pages 449-458
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The Antibiotic Resistance in Acne
Pages 459-464
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Prescribing Oral Isotretinoin: The European Approach
Pages 465-469
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Oral Isotretinoin: The US Approach
Pages 471-475
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Hormonal Therapy for Acne
Pages 477-482
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Less Common Treatments
Pages 483-489
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Risk Factors of Acne Relapse
Pages 491-495
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Acne Maintenance Therapy
Pages 497-502
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Cosmetics and Cleansers in Acne
Pages 503-509
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Chemical Peeling in Acne
Pages 511-517
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Lasers and Phototherapy in Acne
Pages 519-526
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Treatment of Acne Scarring
Pages 527-536
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Concepts of Future Acne Treatment
Pages 537-542
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Acne and Quality of Life
Pages 545-549
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Instruments of Measurement of Quality of Life in Acne
Pages 551-560
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The SAHA Syndrome
Pages 563-567
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The Polycystic Ovary Syndrome and Acne
Pages 569-577
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The SAPHO Syndrome
Pages 579-584
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The PAPA Syndrome
Pages 585-590
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Acne in Transplantation Patients
Pages 591-602
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Rosacea: The State of the Art
Pages 605-609
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The Vascular Concept
Pages 611-619
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Rosacea and Neuropeptides
Pages 621-626
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Rosacea and
Pages 627-639
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The Role of Adenosine Triphosphate in the Pathogenesis of Rosacea: An Explanation for the Mode of Action of Tetracyclines for the Treatment of Rosacea
Pages 641-643
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Standard Grading System for Rosacea
Pages 647-651
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Classical Clinical Presentations of Rosacea
Pages 653-659
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Rhinophyma: A Variation of Rosacea?
Pages 661-664
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Ocular Rosacea
Pages 665-667
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Childhood Rosacea
Pages 669-672
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Differential Diagnosis of Rosacea
Pages 673-679
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A Treatment Strategy for Rosacea
Pages 683-692
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Topical Treatment of Rosacea
Pages 693-698
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Systemic Treatment of Rosacea
Pages 699-705
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Laser and Light Therapy of Rosacea
Pages 707-711
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Nonclassical Treatments
Pages 713-717
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Cosmetics in Rosacea
Pages 719-727
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Treatment of Rhinophyma
Pages 729-731
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The Future of Rosacea Treatment
Pages 733-739
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Impact of Rosacea on Quality of Life
Pages 743-747
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Erratum
Pages E1-E1
