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Dermatology
Considerations in the use of topical corticosteroids
Acne
Anogenital skin conditions
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Cutaneous manifestations of systemic disease
Dermatitis
Granuloma annulare
Hair loss disorders
Infected skin
Advice on infected skin in Therapeutic Guidelines
Cutaneous candidiasis
Erythrasma
Folliculitis
Herpes simplex virus infections
Advice on herpes simplex virus infections in Therapeutic Guidelines
Initial episode of oral mucocutaneous herpes
Recurrent oral mucocutaneous herpes
Presentation and diagnosis of recurrent oral mucocutaneous herpes
Management of mild recurrences of oral mucocutaneous herpes in an immunocompetent patient
Management of infrequent but severe recurrences of oral mucocutaneous herpes in an immunocompetent patient
Management of frequent and severe recurrences of oral mucocutaneous herpes in an immunocompetent patient
Management of recurrent oral mucocutaneous herpes in an immunocompromised patient (including a patient with HIV infection)
Cutaneous manifestations of herpes simplex virus infection
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Human papillomavirus (warts)
Molluscum contagiosum
Pitted keratolysis
Pityriasis versicolor
Pseudofolliculitis
Tinea
Insects and mites: bites and infestations
Itch without rash
Keratosis pilaris
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Paediatric dermatology
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Polymorphic light eruption
Pregnancy-specific dermatoses
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Rosacea, flushing and periorificial dermatitis
Solar damage and skin cancer
Sweating disorders
Urticaria and angioedema
Recurrent oral mucocutaneous herpes
Presentation and diagnosis of recurrent oral mucocutaneous herpes
Management of mild recurrences of oral mucocutaneous herpes in an immunocompetent patient
Management of infrequent but severe recurrences of oral mucocutaneous herpes in an immunocompetent patient
Management of frequent and severe recurrences of oral mucocutaneous herpes in an immunocompetent patient
Management of recurrent oral mucocutaneous herpes in an immunocompromised patient (including a patient with HIV infection)
