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Id: 18089 Author: Sampaio, Sebastiao AP; Rivitti, Evandro A Title: Dermatologia Dermatology- Source: Sao Paulo; Artes Medicas; 2007. XIV,1585 p. ilus, tab, graf. Descriptors: DERMATOPATIAS/diag DERMATOPATIAS/prev DERMATOPATIAS/fisiopatol DERMATOPATIAS/reabil DERMATOPATIAS/cirurg DERMATOPATIAS/terap PELE/anat PELE/quim PELE/citol PELE/les PELE/metab PELE/microbiol PELE/fisiopatol PELE/cirurg PELE/ultraest Limits: RELATO DE CASO ESTUDO COMPARATIVO HUMANO Location: Br191.1; WR100, S47d

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Id: 18061 Author: Geller AC; Swetter SM; Brooks K; Demierre MF; Yaroch AL Title: Screening, early detection, and trends for melanoma: current status (2000-2006) and future directions ..- Source: s.l; s.n; 2007. ^l555^f572 p. tab, graf. Abstract: In the past 5 years, there have been notable strides toward the earlier recognition and discovery of melanoma, including new technologies to complement and augment the clinical examination and new insights to help clinicians recognize early melanoma. However, incidence and mortality rates throughout most of the developed world have risen over the past 25 years, while education and screening, potentially the best means for reducing the disease, continue to be severely underutilized. Much progress needs to be made to reach middle-aged and older men and persons of lower socioeconomic status who suffer a disproportionate burden of death from melanoma. Worldwide melanoma control must also be a priority, and comprehensive educational and screening programs should be directed to Northern Ireland and a number of Eastern European nations, whose 5-year survival rates range between 53% and 60%, mirroring those of the United States and Australia more than 40 years ago. LEARNING OBJECTIVE: After completing this learning activity, participants should be aware of the most recent melanoma epidemiologic data, both in the United States and internationally; worldwide early detection and screening programs; clinical strategies to recognize and improve the detection of early melanoma; the latest technologies for early detection of melanoma; and public and professional education programs designed to enhance early detection.(AU). Descriptors: MELANOMA/epidemiol MELANOMA/genet MELANOMA/fisiopatol DERMATOPATIAS/compl DERMATOPATIAS/epidemiol DERMATOPATIAS/genet DERMATOPATIAS/microbiol DERMATOPATIAS/fisiopatol DERMATOPATIAS/cirurg - NEOPLASIAS CUTÂNEAS/compl  NEOPLASIAS CUTÂNEAS/epidemiol  NEOPLASIAS CUTÂNEAS/imunol  NEOPLASIAS CUTÂNEAS/microbiol  NEOPLASIAS CUTÂNEAS/fisiopatol Limits: ESTUDO COMPARATIVO HUMANO Location: BR191.1; 00337/cme

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Id: 18020 Author: Sociedade Brasileira de Dermatologia*. Title: Jornada Dermatológica Paulista, 119 119ª Paulista Dermatology Symposium- Source: Bauru; Instituto Lauro de Souza Lima; 2004. 41 p. ilus. Conference: Present in: Jornada Dermatológica Paulista, 119, Bauru, 06 nov. 2004. Descriptors: DERMATOPATIAS/compl DERMATOPATIAS/diag DERMATOPATIAS/imunol DERMATOPATIAS/fisiopatol DERMATOPATIAS/reabil DERMATOPATIAS/cirurg DERMATOPATIAS/terap Limits: RELATO DE CASO HUMANO Location: BR191.1; WR100.3, S13j

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Id: 13936 Author: Tanzi, Elizabeth L; Lupton, Jason R; Alster, Tina S Title: Lasers in dermatology: four decades of progress ..- Source: s.l; s.n; Jul. 2003. 31 p. ilus, tab. Abstract: Advances in laser technology have progressed so rapidly during the past decade that successful treatment of many cutaneous concerns and congenital defects, including vascular and pigmented lesions, tattoos, scars, and unwanted hair-can be achieved. The demand for laser surgery has increased substantially by patients and dermatologists alike as a result of the relative ease with which many of these lesions can be removed, combined with a low incidence of adverse postoperative sequelae. Refinements in laser technology and technique have provided patients and practitioners with more therapeutic choices and improved clinical results. In this review, the currently available laser systems with cutaneous applications are outlined, with primary focus placed on recent advancements and modifications in laser technology that have greatly expanded the cutaneous laser surgeon's armamentarium and improved overall treatment efficacy and safety. (AU). Descriptors: ACNE VULGAR/cirurg ANESTESIA CICATRIZ/cirurg REMOCAO DE CABELO/métodos CIRURGIA A LASER LASERS LENTIGO/cirurg FOTOTERAPIA DERMATOPATIAS/cirurg TATUAGEM Limits: HUMANO Electronic Medium: http://www.ilsl.br Location: BR191.1; 0286/cme

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Id: 13418 Author: Enna, Carl D; Delgado, Delio D Title: Surgical correction of common facial deformities due to leprosy ..- Source: s.l; s.n; nov. 1968. 11 p. ilus. Abstract: The incidence of facial deformity is high in leprosy. Once deformity has become established and is not reversible by medical therapy, it is correctable only by surgery. Plastic surgical procedures have been developed and are standardized for the correction of the common facial deformities due to leprosy.It is essential to include methods of plastic surgical reconstruction in a program of rehabilitation designed to assist these patients for their return to society. The plastic surgical correction of facial deformities in leprosy is most rewarding; although it is of lesser early importance than medical management, it is essential in the later rehabilitation of patients who have had leprosy.(AU). Descriptors: SOBRANCELHAS/cirurg PARALISIA FACIAL/cirurg DERMATOPATIAS/cirurg TRANSPLANTE AUTOLOGO DEFORMIDADES ADQUIRIDAS NASAIS/cirurg TRANSPLANTE DE PELE DEFORMIDADES ADQUIRIDAS DA ORELHA/cirurg HANSENIASE/compl HANSENIASE/reabil HANSENIASE/cirurg Limits: HUMANO Electronic Medium: http://www.ilsl.br Location: BR191.1; 00572/s

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