Children with atopic dermatitis have higher ADHD risk, particularly with early, severe disease and sleep disturbance, a review found.
|Articles|August 1, 2005
- Consultant for Pediatricians Vol 4 No 7
- Volume 4
- Issue 7
Dermclinic: A Refresher: Can You Identify These Disorders?
Author(s)Kirk Barber, MD, FRCPC
Each of the 21 photographs on the following 4 pages was featured in Dermclinic during the past year. How many of these disorders do you recall?
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Each of the 21 photographs on the following 4 pages was featured in Dermclinic during the past year. How many of these disorders do you recall?
I invite you to look through the pictures now and see whether you can make the diagnosis. If you want to review the original case discusssion, I've included the publication date. For a list of diagnoses, please turn to page 306.
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