Volume 4 - Issue 7 - July/August 2005

A 3-year-old boy who presents with blue sclerae and a history of tibial fracture following a minor trauma (jump from a height of less than 18 inches).

The lesion depicted is not likely to be a skin tag, which appears almost exclusively in older adults.

Although infants and children make up only 4% of all international travelers, they account for 25% of travel-related hospitalizations.

<div id="article-content-body"><p>Thank you for the excellent review of asthma prevention, classification, treatment, and long-term management in your May 2005 issue ("Asthma...

For several days,a 9-year-boy has had painful swelling on the top and left side of his forehead, bilateral eye swelling, intermittent fever, and nasal congestion.

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Each of the 21 photographs on the following 4 pages was featured in Dermclinic during the past year. How many of these disorders do you recall?