Titlebook: Atlas of Pediatric Cutaneous Biodiversity; Comparative Dermatol Nanette B. Silverberg Book 2012 Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2012 A

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Metabolic Syndrome,olic syndrome is a combination of obesity, cardiovascular risk factors including elevated cholesterol and triglycerides, and diabetes mellitus. This article reviews briefly the features of the metabolic syndrome. Obesity (elevated BMI) and acanthosis nigricans should prompt evaluation for insulin resistance, irrespective of race.

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Disturbances of Atrioventricular Conduction,Table 1.1 reviews the standard Fitzpatrick skin types as they may apply to children by race and ethnicity. The table also includes potential skin issues that are commonly noted in my clinical practice, based on these skin tones, race, and ethnicity.

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Sandhya Venkateshalu,Andrews Nirmala GraceBirthmarks and acquired nevoid skin findings are a group of skin diseases in which one (nevus) or two or more (hamartoma) cell types are increased in number or functionally altered. Hamartomas are generally localized tumors of cells that are normal to a region, as opposed to choristomas, which contain cells abnormal to a region.

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Environmental Applications of MXenes,Acquired pigmentary alterations are some of the most commonly identified skin issues in children of color, ranging from traumatic melanonychia to postinflammatory pigmentary alteration. Recognition of abnormal lesions and treatment options, where available, are herein reviewed.

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Fundamental Aspects of ElectrometallurgyInfections are treated similarly in all races and ethnicities, but certain infections have a propensity to affect one race or ethnicity more than another. Examples of infections that are more common or more noticeable in individuals of color are tinea capitis and confluent and reticulated papillomatosis of Gougerot and Carteaud.

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Fundamental Aspects of ElectrometallurgyLymphocytic illnesses included in this chapter include pityriasis lichenoides and mycosis fungoides, which can take on the appearance of inflammatory papules to extensive hypopigmentation in children of color.