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- Plane warts
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- Sycosis barbae
- Differential diagnosis of acne scarring
- Non-acne disorders of the pilosebecaous unit
- Histology
- Sebaceous glands in health in man
- Histology of the sebaceous glands in acne
- Cellular dynamics wothin the sebaceous glands
- Steroid metabolism of the sebaseous gland
- Histology of the pilocebaceous canal in health
- Anatomical areas and types of pilocebaceous canals
- Beard follicles
- Vellus follicles
- Sebaceous follicles
- Histological localozation of micro-organisms in the pilosebaceous duct
- Histology of the pilosebaceous duct in disease
- Development of comedones
- The color of the blackhead
- Effect of comedo fomation on sebaceous gland size
- The dynamics of comedo formation
- Effect of ageing on comedo formation
- Acne scars
- Effects of treatment on the histology of acne vulgaris
- Conclusion
- Clinical assessment of acne
- Sebaceous gland phisiology
- Control of the sebaceous gland
- Hormonal control of sebum production and excretion
- The effect of the endocrine glands
- The contraceptive pill
- Menses
- Pregnancy and lactation
- Pituitary gland
- The adrenals
- Infantile acne
- The thyriod
- Diet
- Pathological variables influencing sebum excretion
- Parkinson's disease
- Other neurological disorders
- Benign and malignant breast tumours
- Acne vulgaris
- Androgen abnormalities in acne subjects
- Biochemistry of the pilocebeceous unit
- Insroduction to skin surface lipids
- Origins of skin surfave lipids
- Sebaceous gland contribution
- Epidermal contribution
- Ductal cotnribustion to skin surface
- Synthesis of constituents present in skin surface
- Structure and synthesis of fatty acids
- Fatty acids synthesis
- Wax esters and chilesterol
- Squalene
- Phospholipids
- Enzymes involved in carbohydrate metabolism
- Analysis of skin surface lipid
- Factors known to modify skin surface lipid composition
- Different methods of sampling
- Storage
- Order and time of collection
- Menstrual cycle
- Age and sex
- Local changes in skin temperature
- Diet
- Hormonal therapy
- Isotretinoin
- Skin surface lipid composition in acne vulgaris
- Function of sebum and skin surface lipid
- Sebum as a barrier
- Sebum aa an antimicrobal agent
- Sebum as an immunomodulator
- Sebum, sex, and social attitudes
- Microbiology of acne
- General description
- Propionibacteriom
- Micrococcaceae
- Aerobic coryneforms
- Malassezia furfur
- Bacteriophages
- Physiology
- Nutrition
- Oxygen
- pH
- Growth rate
- Temperature
- Exo-enzyme production
- Distrubution, density and location
- The importance of mictoorganisms in acne
- Bacterial resistance in antibiotic-related acne patients
- Cutaneous staphylococci
- Propionibacteria
- Aerobic coryneforms
- Microflora of other body sites
- Gram-negatice folliculitis
- Pityrosprum folliculitis
- Microbiological techniques used to investigate acne
- Surface sampling methods
- Location of micro-organisms
- Conclusion
- The pilocebaceous duct in health and didease
- Structure of pilosebaceous duct
- Electronmicroscopy of the pilosebaceous duct
- Surface microscopy
- Monoclonal antibody and flurescent studies
- Biochemical composition of the pilosebacous duct
- Factors controlling ductal hypercornification
- Models of assessing ductal cornification
- The follicular biopsy
- Cellular dynmics qithin the pilosebaceous duct
- Possible hormonal control
- Role of linoleic acid
- Effect of pilosebaceous duct
- Acute effects of hydration
- Pomade acne
- Cosmetic acne
- Inflammation
- Animal models of acne
- Pathogenesis of acne
- Treatment of acne
- General principles
- Acne myths
- Treatment approach
- Explanation to the patient
- Compliance
- Drug interactions
- Review and assessment
- Topical treatment
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- Retinoic acid
- Other retinoids
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- Azelaic acid
- Sulphur
- Topical anti-androgens
- Other topical therapies
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- Mechanism of action of antibiotics
- Hormonal regiments
- Isotretinoin
- Other oral therapies
- Physical treatment
- Intralesional corticosteroids
- Liquid nitrogen
- X-ray therapy
- Ultraviolet radiation
- Acne scarring treatment
- Therapeutic strategy
- Risk factors
- Mild acne
- Moderate of mederately severe acne
- Very severe acne
- Nonresponders
- Side-effects of acne therapy
- Topical theropy
- Tumour-promoting effect
- Antibiotic resistance
- Gastrointestinal side-effects
- Vaginal candidasis
- Contraceptive pill
- Benign intracranial hypertension
- Pigmentation
- Other antibiotic side-effects
- Oral therapy: hormones
- Facial dermatitis
- Facial erythema
- Rhinitis sicca and epistaxis
- Dermatitis, eczema and zerodeema
- Blepharoconjunctivitis
- Sun-sensitivity
- Pyogenic granuloma
- Acne flare
- Staphylococcus aureus skin infection
- Other mucocutaneous side-effects
- Arthralgias and myalgias
- DISH
- Headaches
- Other systemic side-effects
- Laboratory side-effects
- Side-effects after stopping therapy
- Drug interactions
- Conclusion
- The therapeutically difficult patient
- The doctor's own difficulties
- The poorly responding patient
- Hormonal regimens
- Isotretinion
- The patient with difficult side-effects
- The patient with severe acne or a severe variant
- The patient with cysts
- Unemployment in acne
- Acne excoriee
- The dysmorphobic patient
- The professional patient
- The overexpectant patient
- Hyperpigmentation
- Localized acne
- The wrong diagnosis
- Treatment of acne scars
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- C
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- E
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