Books on the skin

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Books from our team.

We recommend the following DermNet NZ contributor books. Click on the title of each book to view it on Amazon.

Dermatology Made easy

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Dermatology Made Easy was written by DermNet NZ A Senior Editor / Prof Amanda Oakley and published by Scion in association with the DermNet NZ Trust. The book, based on the most popular topics on our website, combines the focus of the “Made Easy” book series with the authority and knowledge base of DermNet NZ's unrivaled resources. Dermatology Made Easy is essential reading for GPs, GPs, students, and other healthcare professionals around the world who need to diagnose dermatological conditions. The book is available from Amazon in paperback and in E-Book format.

Pediatric Dermatology: a concise guide

This pediatric dermatology guide was written by the former Chairman of the DermNet NZ Board of Trustees, A / Prof Marius Rademaker, and by the Editor-in-Chief, A / Prof Amanda Oakley. The most common childhood skin disorders are described with simple definitions, clinical descriptions, important causes, and aggravating factors. Direct diagnostic and treatment advice is also provided. A wide range of full-color illustrations supports the text. It was published in 2015.

Essential Dermatopathology

Written by former DermNet NZ Trust Treasurer Dr. Anthony Yung, in association with Dr. Sara Edward, and published in 2011, Essential Dermatopathology is designed to help pathology apprentices, general pathologists, dermatology apprentices, and dermatologists to understand the basics of dermatopathology. The design closely mimics the systematic method by which pathological landslides are reported.

Dermatology: specialty review and self-evaluation

Edited by A / Prof Amanda Oakley in conjunction with Prof William James and Dr. Shyam Verma, the book Dermatology Specialty Review and Self-Assessment was first published in 2017. It is among the vast series of StatPearls reviews Publishing. The text contains multiple-choice questions with explanations that are linked to additional online references. Many of the illustrations are derived from DermNet NZ.

Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health Professions - Australian Edition and New Zealand

The Dermatology Section was edited by A / Prof Amanda Oakley (Editor-in-Chief of DermNet NZ). Acclaimed by students and educators for its clarity and comprehensiveness, this book includes more than 39,000 diagnostic entries, more than 2,000 high-quality images (including some from DermNet NZ), and a detailed color anatomy atlas. Online resources include a regional spell checker, printable color atlas, access to more online resources, all text images, and 18 valuable appendices.

"This is an attractive comprehensive medical and nursing dictionary that has a special application for Australasia ... For those who require an excellent dictionary, I have no hesitation in recommending it." - Jim Reid, HOD, Department of General Practice, University of Otago, Dunedin

Teledermatology

The first teledermatology textbook was edited by Dr. Amanda Oakley and Professor Richard Wootton in 2002, and provided a complete guide to teledermatology at the time.

Differential diagnosis in Dermatology Fourth Edition

Differential diagnosis in dermatology, written by Dr. Richard Ashton, a contributor to Dermnet NZ, along with Dr. Barbara Leppard and Dr. Hywel Cooper, is extremely popular with healthcare professionals. Completely updated and revised, the fourth edition is a highly effective guide to dermatological diagnosis in surgery or clinic. This book covers the process of diagnosing a skin disease, the basic biology of the skin, taking history, describing skin lesions, and conducting special investigations.

Dermoscopy and Skin Cancer: A Manual for Hunters of Skin Cancer and melanoma

Dermoscopy and skin cancer is written by Professor Cliff Rosendahl, one of our generous donors. This manual will help all dermatoscopists to easily differentiate between benign and evil one tumors, leading to less unnecessary biopsies and early treatment of cancers.