Sezione 1. Genodermatosi. Sezione 2. Malattie da cause esogene non infettive. Sezione 3. Malattie da artropodi. Sezione 4. Malattie da elminti. Sezione 5. Malattie da protozoi. Sezione 6. Malattie batteriche. Sezione 7. Malattie virali. Sezione 8. Malattie dei funghi. Sezione 9. Malattie eritemato-papilose e squamose. Sezione 10. Malattie vescico-bollose e vescico-pustolose. Sezione 11. Malattie del collagene. Sezione 12. Malattie vascolari. Sezione 13. Malattie metaboliche e nutrizionali. Sezione 15. Alterazioni degli annessi piliferi e ungueali. Sezione 16. Granulomi non infettivi. Sezione 17. Malattie infiammatorie del tessuto adiposo. Sezione 18. Reazioni avverse ai farmaci. Sezione 19. Nevi non melanocitici e anomalie di sviluppo. Sezione 20.Lesioni pigmentate benigne e melanoma. Sezione 21. Tumori epiteliali. Sezione 22.Tumori dei tessuti molli. Sezione 23. Tumori neuroendocrini. Sezione 24. Disordini linfoproliferativi. Sezione 25. Disordini proliferativi del mastocita. Sezione 26. Metastasi cutanee. Sezione 27. Miscellanea.
Scheda tecnica
L’obiettivo principale di questa monografia è quello di fornire linee guida di condotta pratica per l’impiego di rimedi omeopatici in campo dermatologico e allergologico, considerando anche, in alcuni casi, l’integrazione con altre bioterapie (fitoterapia, oligoterapia, organoterapia, litoterapia).
Questo atlante utilizza il modello dei casi clinici per definire i benefici di un particolare procedimento chirurgico. Ogni capitolo si basa sulle conoscenze cliniche dell'autore, presentando tabelle che elencano indicazioni e controindicazioni, una spiegazione dei rischi e dei benefici per il paziente, il necessario nell'intraoperatorio, le cure postoperatorie e gli effetti collaterali anticipati dell'intervento. L'Atlante di chirurgia cutanea è organizzato in quattro sezioni: interventi di base; movimento e trasferimento dei tessuti (lembi ed innesti); unità anatomiche e tecniche speciali; chirurgia cosmetica.
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