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Normal Cutaneous Histology | p. 1 |
Basic Skin Anatomy | p. 1 |
Epidermis | p. 1 |
Keratinocytes | p. 1 |
Melanocytes | p. 5 |
Langerhans Cells | p. 6 |
Merkel Cells | p. 8 |
Epidermal Appendages | p. 8 |
Basement Membrance Zone | p. 17 |
Basal Keratinocyte | p. 18 |
Lamina Lucida | p. 18 |
Lamina Densa | p. 19 |
Sub lamina Densa | p. 19 |
Dermis | p. 19 |
Vasculature | p. 20 |
Nerves | p. 24 |
Muscles | p. 26 |
Subcutaneous Fat | p. 29 |
Skin of "Special Sites" | p. 30 |
How to Maximize Information from a Skin Biopsy | p. 37 |
Presumed Neoplastic Processes | p. 38 |
What is the Differential Diagnosis? | p. 38 |
Are the Margins Important? | p. 39 |
Melanocytic Neoplasms | p. 40 |
Keratinocytic Neoplasms | p. 41 |
Adnexal Neoplasms | p. 43 |
Dermal Neoplasms | p. 46 |
Hematopoietic Neoplasms | p. 49 |
Inflammatory Processes | p. 50 |
Blistering Diseases | p. 50 |
"Dermatitis" and "Rash" | p. 52 |
Infectious diseases | p. 53 |
Connective Tissue Diseases | p. 56 |
Direct Immunofluorescence | p. 57 |
Vasculitis | p. 57 |
Panniculitis | p. 58 |
Alopecia | p. 59 |
Miscellaneous Conditions | p. 60 |
Presumed Connective Tissue Nevus, Anetoderma, Epidermal Nevus | p. 60 |
Rules of Thumb | p. 61 |
Special Stains in Dermatopathology | p. 63 |
Histochemical Stains | p. 63 |
Commonly Used Special Stains | p. 63 |
Periodic Acid-Schiff (PAS) | p. 64 |
PAS Uses | p. 64 |
Alcian Blue | p. 64 |
Alcian Blue/Colloidal Iron Uses | p. 65 |
Elastic von Gieson | p. 65 |
Von Gieson Uses | p. 65 |
Brown and Brenn Stain | p. 66 |
Acid Fast Stain (AFB) | p. 67 |
Fite Stain | p. 67 |
Giemsa | p. 67 |
Giemsa Uses | p. 67 |
Warthin-Starry | p. 68 |
Masson's Trichrome | p. 69 |
Congo Red | p. 70 |
Fontana Stain For Melanin | p. 71 |
Chloroacetate Esterase | p. 71 |
Perls | p. 72 |
Immunopathology in Diagnostic Dermatopathology | p. 75 |
Tool Box: Antibody Panel | p. 75 |
What Is a Tool Box? | p. 75 |
Epithelial Markers | p. 75 |
Mesenchymal Markers | p. 78 |
Neuroectodermal Markers | p. 79 |
Hematopoietic Markers | p. 81 |
Miscellaneous Markers | p. 84 |
Requirements for Interpretation | p. 85 |
Pitfalls in Interpretation | p. 86 |
Strategy for Immunopathology | p. 87 |
Immunopathology | p. 88 |
Differential Diagnosis of Normal Skin | p. 93 |
Tinea Versicolor | p. 94 |
Ichthyoses | p. 96 |
Ichthyosis (X-Linked) | p. 96 |
Ichthyosis (Lamellar) | p. 97 |
Erythrasma | p. 98 |
Ichthyosis Vulgaris | p. 100 |
Pemphigus Foliaceus/Erythematosus | p. 101 |
Vitiligo | p. 102 |
Café-Au-Lait Macule | p. 104 |
Nevus Depigmentosus (Nevus Achromicus) | p. 105 |
Connective Tissue Nevus | p. 106 |
Cutis Laxa | p. 108 |
Morphea | p. 110 |
Anetoderma (Macular Atrophy, Focal Dermal Elastolysis) | p. 113 |
Wrinkling due to Mid-dermal Elastolysis | p. 114 |
Dermal Deposition Disorders | p. 114 |
Amyloidosis | p. 115 |
Localized Cutaneous Amyloidosis | p. 115 |
Pretibial Myxedema | p. 117 |
Sclerodema | p. 119 |
Scleromyxedema | p. 121 |
Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis | p. 122 |
Conditions with Minimal Inflammation | p. 124 |
Small Plaque (Guttate) Parapsoriasis (Digitate Dermatosis) | p. 124 |
Urticaria | p. 126 |
Urticaria Pigmentosa | p. 126 |
Further Reading | p. 129 |
Index | p. 139 |
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