How Do I Become a Dermatopathologist?

The compilation of this book is mainly for the needs of beginners. The basic knowledge is emphasized. It has the characteristics of easy to understand, simple and concise, and illustrated. It is suitable for the needs of young dermatologists and beginners of skin pathology. We believe that this book can lead beginners to master the basic concepts of skin histopathology through self-study in a short time, and master the pathological diagnosis of dozens of characteristic skin diseases, to achieve more results with less effort, and for further systematic learning To lay a solid foundation for the diagnosis of skin tissue pathology.

Introduction to Dermatological Histopathology: Essential Knowledge for Dermatologists

The compilation of this book is mainly for the needs of beginners. The basic knowledge is emphasized. It has the characteristics of easy to understand, simple and concise, and illustrated. It is suitable for the needs of young dermatologists and beginners of skin pathology. We believe that this book can lead beginners to master the basic concepts of skin histopathology through self-study in a short time, and master the pathological diagnosis of dozens of characteristic skin diseases, to achieve more results with less effort, and for further systematic learning To lay a solid foundation for the diagnosis of skin tissue pathology.

Book title

Introduction to Dermatological Histopathology: Essential Knowledge for Dermatologists

Author

Gao Tianwen, male, professor, graduated from the Medical Department of the Fourth Military Medical University in 1983 and stayed in dermatology; from 1986 to 1992, he returned to Xijing Hospital after obtaining a master's and doctorate degree from the Third Military Medical University.

1 normal skin tissue structure

1.1 The basic tissue structure of the skin

1.1.1 Epidermis

1.1.2 Basement membrane band

1.1.3 Leather

1.1.4 Subcutaneous tissue

1.1.5 Skin appendages

1.2 Organizational structure of special parts

1.2.1 scalp

1.2.2 Lips

1.2.3 Eyelid

1.2.4 Genitalia

1.2.5 slapping

1.2.6 breast

1.2.7 Pinna

1.2.8A

2 Basic concepts of skin histopathology

2.1 epidermal lesions

2.1.1 Excessive keratinization

2.1.2 Incomplete keratinization

2.1.3 Poor keratinization

2.1.4 Thickening of the particle layer

2.1.5 Particle layer reduction

2.1.6 Acanthosis

2.1.7 Pseudoepithelial neoplasia

2.1.8 Epidermal atrophy

2.1.9 Epidermal Edema

2.1.10 Eosinophil sponge formation

2.1.11 Spinous layer release

2.1.12 Fluff

2.1.13 Basal cell liquefaction degeneration

2.1.14 vacuole cells

2.1.15 Blisters and bullae

2.1.16 Pustules

2.1.17 eosinophilic microabscess

2.1.18 Pautrier microabscess

2.1.19 Cell extravasation

2.1.20 Epidermophilic

2.1.21 Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis

2.1.22

2.1.23 hyperpigmentation

2.1.24 Pigment reduction

2.1.25 Pigment Transmission Disorders

2.1.26 Follicular angle plug

2.1.27 Scaly Vortex

2.1.28 Horned cyst

2.1.29 Keratinization of outer hair root sheath

2.2 dermal lesions

2.2.1 Papilloma-like hyperplasia

2.2.2 Realm Zone

2.2.3 Shrink gap

2.2.4 Transparency

2.2.5 gel-like denaturation

2.2.6 basophilic degeneration

2.2.7 Amyloidosis

2.2.8 Fibrinoid degeneration

2.2.9 Mucus degeneration

2.2.10 elastic fibrosis

2.2.11 Progressive Necrosis

2.2.12 Pigmentation

2.2.13 Lipid deposition

2.2.14 Calcium deposition

2.2.15 Vessel occlusion

2.2.16 Thrombosis

2.2.17 Granulation tissue

2.2.18 Granuloma

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3 Special dyeing

4 Clues to diagnosis of skin histopathology

Chinese and English Index

English and Chinese Index