Titlebook: Clinical Cases in Psychocutaneous Disease; Tien V. Nguyen,Jillian W. Wong,John Koo Book 2014 Springer-Verlag London 2014 Psychodermatology

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The Patient with Unusual Demandsed groin pain in spite of a benign physical exam. Today his chief concern is again pain: “Doctor, I have been aching in my armpits a lot recently. I haven’t seen any boils and bumps in these areas, but I keep feeling the pain. It’s worse at night when I try to go to sleep.”

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Tien V. Nguyen,Jillian W. Wong,John KooConcise practical guidance to board certified dermatologists and dermatologists in training.Carefully themed to allow readers to gain a thorough practical knowledge of the wide range of cases they may

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Cindy S. B. Ngai,Patrick P. K. Ngng skin. The patient is insistent that the cause of her discomfort is parasites. She claims to have had this complaint constantly for 6 years, starting just after a quadruple bypass and continuing without interruption till the current visit. She reports a history of kidney failure, fatigue, and fluid retention, but denies any other symptoms.

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Cindy S. B. Ngai,Rita Gill Singhw of no organisms likely to cause this type of discomfort. The onset of these symptoms was not correlated with any particular events or stressors, and he denied recreational drug use. Past medical history was unremarkable. Due to the intensity of the formication, he was very eager to undergo aggressive therapy to reduce these sensations.

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Jo-ann Straat MA,Christina M. Genest MA infestation. However, upon further questioning Mrs. Wang stated that she was not entirely convinced about the existence of live organisms in her skin. She was open to other explanations, but above all, just wanted to receive a good treatment.