Vol. 20 No. 3 (2010)

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European Journal of Pediatric Dermatology, issue 3, vol. 20, 2010
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Differential Diagnosis in Pediatric Dermatology

Port-wine stain/Cutis marmorata telangiectatica congenita.

Bonifazi E.

pp. 156-57
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Association of thick-plaque psoriasis and Down’s syndrome. Case report.

Broshtilova V., Botev I., Miteva L.

pp. 159-162
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Striped transitory hyperpigmentation of the torso in a newborn. Case report.

Aher S., Phiske M., Jerajani H.R.

pp. 163-66
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The halo of regressing nevus is not always regular in children.

Bonifazi E.

pp. 167-71
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iPad, iPhone and pediatric dermatology. An extra weapon or only a gadget?

Cutrone M.

pp. 172-76
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Vitiligo surrounding lichenified atopic dermatitis.

Bonifazi E.

pp. 177-78
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Cutaneous tuberculosis and coinfection with HIV in Indian children.

Anupam V., Tarang G.

pp. 179-84
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Prevalence and severity of acne in young people of Northern Italy.

Di Landro A., Marchesi L., Di Landro G.

pp. 185-90
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Pediatric skin disorders in a Portuguese hospital.

Leite I., Moreira A., Guedes R, Baptista A., Osório Ferreira E.

pp. 191-94
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Short cases

Hypopigmented acquired melanocytic nevi.

Garofalo L., Bonifazi E.

pp. 201
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Multiple epidermal cysts on regressing hemangioma.

Bonifazi E., Garofalo L.

pp. 202
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Psoriasis associated with suppurating epidermal cysts.

Garofalo L., Bonifazi E.

pp. 203
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Spontaneous regression of acquired eruptive nevus in a subject with EBDR.

Annicchiarico G., Garofalo L., Bonifazi E.

pp. 204
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Dirty nevus due to fear of malignant degeneration.

Milano A., Bonifazi E.

pp. 205
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Hemangioma of the oral cavity.

Bonifazi E., Milano A.

pp. 206
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Eruptive angioma with satellitosis.

Mazzotta F., Bonifazi E.

pp. 207
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Usefulness of dermoscopy in the diagnosis of lichen ruber planus.

Pisani V., Bonifazi E.

pp. 208-209
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Toe nail malalignment associated with hallux valgus.

Milano A., Bonifazi E.

pp. 210
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Atopic dermatitis with extension tic of the hands.

Bonifazi E.

pp. 211
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Infantile dermatofibroma.

Milano A.

pp. 212
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Primary cutaneous myeloblastic leukemia.

Bonifazi E., Milano A.

pp. 213
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Acquired self-healing cutaneous Langerhans cell histiocytosis.

Mazzotta F., Bonifazi E.

pp. 214-215
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Treatment of pneumonia in folk medicine in the preantibiotic era.

Bonifazi E.

pp. 216
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European Journal of Pediatric Dermatology, issue 3, vol. 20, 2010

Contents

Contents, issue n. 3, vol. 20, 2010

Differential Diagnosis in Pediatric Dermatology

Port-wine stain/Cutis marmorata telangiectatica congenita.

Original articles

Association of thick-plaque psoriasis and Down’s syndrome. Case report.

Striped transitory hyperpigmentation of the torso in a newborn. Case report.

The halo of regressing nevus is not always regular in children.

iPad, iPhone and pediatric dermatology. An extra weapon or only a gadget?

Vitiligo surrounding lichenified atopic dermatitis.

Cutaneous tuberculosis and coinfection with HIV in Indian children.

Prevalence and severity of acne in young people of Northern Italy.

Pediatric skin disorders in a Portuguese hospital.

Short cases

Hypopigmented acquired melanocytic nevi.

Multiple epidermal cysts on regressing hemangioma.

Psoriasis associated with suppurating epidermal cysts.

Spontaneous regression of acquired eruptive nevus in a subject with EBDR.

Dirty nevus due to fear of malignant degeneration.

Hemangioma of the oral cavity.

Eruptive angioma with satellitosis.

Usefulness of dermoscopy in the diagnosis of lichen ruber planus.

Toe nail malalignment associated with hallux valgus.

Atopic dermatitis with extension tic of the hands.

Infantile dermatofibroma.

Primary cutaneous myeloblastic leukemia.

Acquired self-healing cutaneous Langerhans cell histiocytosis.

Speaking images

Treatment of pneumonia in folk medicine in the preantibiotic era.