
From the Publisher:
The late Arthur Rook established the
Textbook of Dermatology as the most comprehensive work of reference
available to the dermatologist and it enjoys instant name recognition.
Each subsequent edition has been expanded as the subject has developed
and the book remains the ultimate source of clinical information for the
trainee and practicing dermatologist alike.
Rook's Textbook covers all aspects of
skin disease from basic science through pathology and epidemiology to
clinical practice. It has always been particularly highly regarded for
its unparalleled coverage of diagnosis. Two new Editors, Dr Cox and
Professor Griffiths, have been brought in to the team from complimentary
backgrounds in clinical practice and research.
The seventh edition contains three
completely new chapters on immunodeficiency, AIDS and skin ageing. Many
chapters have been completely rewritten from scratch, for example the
chapter on molecular biology was thought to be too advanced for the
general reader and will be made more introductory. Whilst the book's
traditional emphasis on diagnosis has been preserved, there has been an
increased coverage of treatment in each of the disease chapters in
response to minor criticisms that previous editions have been
comparatively weak in this area.
Table of Contents:
VOLUME 1:
Chapter 1.
Introduction and Historical Bibliography
Chapter 2.
Comparative Dermatology
Chapter 3. Anatomy
and Organization of Human Skin
Chapter 4.
Functions of the Skin
Chapter 5.
Diagnosis of Skin Disease
Chapter 6.
Epidemiology of Skin Disease
Chapter 7.
Histopathology of the Skin: General Principles
Chapter 8.
Molecular Biology
Chapter 9.
Inflammation
Chapter 10. Clinical
Immunology, Allergy and Photoimmunology
Chapter 11. Wound Healing
Chapter 12. Genetics and
Genodermatoses
Chapter 13. Prenatal Diagnosis
of Genetic Skin Disease
Chapter 14. The Neonate
Chapter 15. Naevi and other
Developmental Defects
Chapter16. Pruitus
Chapter 17. Eczema,
Lichenification, Prurigo and Erythroderma
Chapter 18. Atopic Dermatitis
Chapter 19. Contact Dermatitis:
Irritant
Chapter 20. Contact Dermatitis:
Allergic
Chapter 21. Occupational
Dermatoses
Chapter 22. Mechanical and
Thermal Injury
VOLUME 2:
Chapter 23. Reactions to Cold
Chapter 24. Cutaneous
Photobiology
Chapter 25. Virus Infections
Chapter 26. AIDS and the Skin
Chapter 27. Bacterial
Infections
Chapter 28. Mycobacterial
Infections
Chapter 29. Leprosy
Chapter 30. The Treponematoses
Chapter 31. Mycology
Chapter 32. Parasitic Worms and
Protozoa
Chapter 33. Diseases Caused by
Arthropods and Other Noxious Animals
Chapter 34. Disorders of
Keratinization
Chapter 35. Psoriasis
Chapter 36. Non-Melanoma Skin
Cancer and Other Epidermal Skin Tumors
Chapter 37. Tumors of the Skin
Appendages
Chapter 38. Disorders of the
Cutaneous Melanocyte
Chapter 39. Disorders of Skin
Color
Chapter 40. Genetic Blistering
Diseases
Chapter 41. Immunobullous
Diseases
VOLUME 3:
Chapter 42. Lichen Planus and
Lichenoid Disorders
Chapter 43. Disorders of the
Sebaceous Glands
Chapter 44. Rosacea, Perioral
Dermatitis and Similar Dermatoses, Flushing and Flushing Syndromes
Chapter 45. Disorders of Sweat
Glands
Chapter 46. Disorders of
Connective Tissue
Chapter 47. Urticaria and
Mastocytosis
Chapter 48. Purpura and
Microvascular Occlusion
Chapter 49. Vasculitis and
Neutrophilic Vascular Reactions
Chapter 50. Diseases of the
Veins and Arteries: Leg Ulcers
Chapter 51. Disorders of
Lymphatic Vessels
Chapter 52. Histiocytoses
Chapter 53. Soft-Tissue Tumors
and Tumor-Like Conditions
Chapter 54. Cutaneous Lymphomas
and Lymphocytic Infiltrates
Chapter 55. Subcutaneous Fat
Chapter 56. The Connective
Tissue Diseases
Chapter 57. Metabolic and
Nutritional Disorders
Chapter 58. Sarcoidosis
Chapter 59. Systemic Disease
and the Skin
Chapter 60. The Skin and the
Nervous System
VOLUME 4:
Chapter 61. Psychocutaneous
Disorders
Chapter 62. Disorders of the
Nails
Chapter 63. Disorders of the
Hair
Chapter 64. The Skin and the
Eyes
Chapter 65. The External Ear
Chapter 66. The Oral Cavity and
Lips
Chapter 67. The Breast
Chapter 68. The Genital,
Perianal, and Umbilical Regions
Chapter 69. Racial Influences
on Skin Diseases
Chapter 70. The Ages of Man and
their Dermatoses
Chapter 71. General Aspects of
Treatment
Chapter 72. Systemic Therapy
Chapter 73. Drug Reactions
Chapter 74. Erythema Multiforme,
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis
Chapter 75. Topical Therapy
Chapter 76. Radiotherapy and
Reactions to Ionizing Radiation
Chapter 77. Physical and Laser
Therapies
Chapter 78. Dermatological
Surgery
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