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Full-Text Articles in Dermatology
Pregnancy Dermatoses: A Three-Year Study, Azam J. Samdani
Pregnancy Dermatoses: A Three-Year Study, Azam J. Samdani
Department of Medicine
Objective: To determine the percentage occurrence, clinical features and the age distribution of pregnancy-related dermatoses in pregnant females who were referred from Maternity Hospital Makkah to dermatology department for management at King Abdul Aziz Hospital, Makkah, Saudi-Arabia.
Methods: Patients who attended the dermatology clinic at King Abdul Aziz Hospital, Makkah were examined clinically and appropriate laboratory evaluation was done to facilitate diagnosis. These cases were managed till the termination of pregnancy and 10 weeks follow up in the puerperium. This study lasted for a period of 03 calendar years.
Results: A total of 47 females were seen, with polymorphic …
The Effect Of Proteinases (Keratinases) In The Pathogenesis Of Dermatophyte Infection Using Scanning Electron Microscope, Azam J. Samdani, Yaseer Al-Bitar
The Effect Of Proteinases (Keratinases) In The Pathogenesis Of Dermatophyte Infection Using Scanning Electron Microscope, Azam J. Samdani, Yaseer Al-Bitar
Department of Medicine
Objective: To study the inter-relationship between the stratum corneum of host and the fungal microorganisms using scanning electron microscopy for a complete understanding of the host parasite relationship.
Setting: The patients attended the outpatients of Department of Dermatology, King Abdul Aziz Hospital Makkah. The isolation & identification was carried out at the Department of Mycology University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, U.K.
Material and Methods: Skin surface biopsies were obtained from two patients suffering from tinea cruris infection. One patient was infected with Trichophyton rubrum and the other with Epidermophyton floccosum strains.
Results: The scanning electron microphotographs obtained from two patients …
Current Treatments Of Vitiligo, Azam J. Samdani
Current Treatments Of Vitiligo, Azam J. Samdani
Department of Medicine
No abstract provided.