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Often dermatologists are confronted with findings in the oral cavity that present prior to well-developed or classical skin manifestations but are unsure of what these findings may indicate. Oral Pathology for the Dermatologist provides the dermatologist, resident, and fellow with specific clues to the diagnosis of systemic disease or cutaneous disorders, including oral cavity lesions of uncertain significance, of malignant potential, or with unusual clinical features. A perfect reference for dermatologists and dermatology residents and fellows alike, it is complete with hundreds of high quality color clinical oral pathology photographs that appear on dermatology in-service and board exams. Additionally, the book includes tables to summarize the distinguishing features of conditions which appear clinically similar and uses diagnostics and management algorithms wherever possible. Providing information on lesions that arise from the structures of the oral cavity, Oral Pathology for the Dermatologist offers an organized approach to understanding oral anatomy, considerations in oral biopsy, and approaches to differential diagnosis of oral cavity lesions. The only reference of its kind dedicated to oral pathology for the dermatologist, this book is written jointly by oral health specialists and dermatologists/dermatopathologists, giving the clinician streamlined terminology and improving clarification of concepts.
List of contents
1. Oral cavity anatomy.- 2. Biopsy techniques and considerations.- 3. White lesions.- 4. Pigmented lesions.- 5. Red and Blue lesions.- 6. Ulcers and yellow lesions.- 7. Vesiculo-bullous lesions.- 8. Mucosal-colored mass lesions.- 9. Verrucoid and/or papillary lesions.- 10. Lip lesions.- 11. Tongue lesions.- 12. Gingival lesions.- 13. Palatal lesions.- 14. Abnormalities of teeth.- 15. Fungal, bacterial, viral lesions.- 16. Drug reactions.- 17. Oral manifestations of select genodermatoses.- 18. Oral manifestations of systemic disease.- 19. Pediatric lesions.- 20. Oral pathology pearls, trivia and minutia.
About the author
Dr. Kelly Magliocca is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine at Emory University, as well as in the Department of Surgery, Division of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Dr. Sarah Fitzpatrick is an Adjunct Researcher and Assistant Professor in the Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Diagnostic Sciences at the University of Florida as well as an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Pathology at the University of Central Florida School of Medicine. ADditionally, she is a consultant for Oral Pathology Associates at the University Hospitals Dermatology Associates in the Dermatopathology Lab. Dr. Jerad Gardner is an Assistant Professof of Bone, Soft Tissue, and Dermatopathology at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. He specializes in anatomic pathology, dermatopathology, and pathology.
Summary
Often dermatologists are confronted with findings in the oral cavity that present prior to well-developed or classical skin manifestations but are unsure of what these findings may indicate. Oral Pathology for the Dermatologist provides the dermatologist, resident, and fellow with specific clues to the diagnosis of systemic disease or cutaneous disorders, including oral cavity lesions of uncertain significance, of malignant potential, or with unusual clinical features. A perfect reference for dermatologists and dermatology residents and fellows alike, it is complete with hundreds of high quality color clinical oral pathology photographs that appear on dermatology in-service and board exams. Additionally, the book includes tables to summarize the distinguishing features of conditions which appear clinically similar and uses diagnostics and management algorithms wherever possible. Providing information on lesions that arise from the structures of the oral cavity, Oral Pathology for the Dermatologist offers an organized approach to understanding oral anatomy, considerations in oral biopsy, and approaches to differential diagnosis of oral cavity lesions. The only reference of its kind dedicated to oral pathology for the dermatologist, this book is written jointly by oral health specialists and dermatologists/dermatopathologists, giving the clinician streamlined terminology and improving clarification of concepts.
