Dermatopathology is evolving as a significant sub-specialty. In most cases the increasing workload may be readily dealt with by the experienced pathologist. Many dramatic changes, however, have occured in dermatopathology which necessitates a review in a number of areas for many pathologists. This volume provides such a review of selected topics. This text should be valuable to histopathologists and dermatologists who often together diagnose, manage and provide the therapy in this exciting medical field.
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Skin diseases associated with HIV infection, D. Innocenzi; applications of molecular virology to modern dermatopathology, W. Kempf, G. Burg; clinicopathological differential diagnosis of drug-induced toxic epidermal necrolysis (Lyell's syndrome) and acute graft-versus-host reaction, P. Paquet, J.E. Arrese, Y. Beguin, G.E. Pierard; histopathology of Spitz naevi and "Spitzoid" melanomas, W.J. Mooi; new concepts in cutaneous B-cell lymphomas, L. Cerroni, H. Kerl; clinical and prognostic significance of molecular studies in cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, S. Whittaker; skin lesions of fibrocytic and fibrohistiocytic differentation - a new concept and classification, B. Zelger.
