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Dermatopathology: Practical & Conceptual

October - December 2005 | Volume 11, #4
"Invasion means forcible movement of objects across boundaries."
A.B. Ackerman, 1995

Cover Art: "Invasion" through the Great Wall: A peculiar sign in dermatopathology
by Giovanni Borroni, MD, Camilla Vassallo, PhD, Valeria Brazzelli, MD, Olga Ciocca, MD, and Michela Castello, MD

Editorial: Statistics don't lie!
by Almut Böer, MD

Analysis: Disparities in dermatology and dermatopathology between original descriptions of diseases named eponymically and concepts current of them
by Maria J. G-Beato, MD and A. Bernard Ackerman, MD

New observation: Herpes incognito, most commonly, is herpes zoster — and its pattern histopathologic is distinctive!

by Almut Böer, MD, Nina Herder, Norbert Blödorn-Schlicht, MD, and Thomas Falk

Clinical observation: Counting of melanocytig nevi on 100 human backs
by Ricardo E. Achenbach, MD, PhD

The skin in fetal development: The 19th through 21st weeks of gestation
by Julia Röglin, MD, Judit Gyulay, MD, and Almut Böer, MD

Quiz: "Follicular mucinosis"?
by Larry Buckel, MD

From the Clinique Dermatologique in Strasbourg: Sporotrichoid nodules in an immunosuppressed 57-year-old woman
by Eric Frouin, MD and Bernard Cribier, MD, PhD

From the Dermatologikum Hamburg: "Follicular mucinosis?"
by Norbert Blödorn-Schlicht, MD and Almut Böer, MD

Common Association: Diagnosis of lesions by types of fibrosis IV
by Félix Contreras, MD, María J. G-Beato, MD, and Marta Navarro, MD

Quiz: Lymphoma?
by Elizabeth de Kok, MD and Elizabeth Ball de Picón, MD

Hypothesis: How to explain the pain in spiradenoma: Answer to a probing question.
by Kristine Winter, cand. med., Almut Böer, M.D.

Dermatopathology and General Pathology are One Pathology: Acute monoblastic leukemia
by Mary Aldrene L. Tan, MD and Ying Guo, MD

Quiz: What is your diagnosis?
by Diana Elish, MD and A. Bernard Ackerman, MD

Integration: Dermoscopic-pathologic correlation I
by Thilo Evers, MD and Almut Böer, MD

Language: An abridged illustrated dictionary of dermatology and dermatopathology: Letter A—Part 4
by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD and Almut Böer, MD

History: "That at least will surely cease now, that a Jew continues to hide his Judaism": Letters from the year 1933 by F. Pinkus and E Hoffmann
by Norbert Haas, MD, and Walter Pinkus

History: Sigmund Lustgarten (1857––1911): A forgotten dermatologist, researcher, philanthropist, and gentleman
by Karl Holubar, MD, FRCP

Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge: Part VI—Paradox
by Cris Anderson, MD

Medical-Legal: Questions to attorneys
by Paul D. Deiter, MD, LLB, Peter C. Kopff, Armando R. Payas, Joseph M. Fasi, II, JD, Barry D. Kels, JD, MD, FACS, and Jane M. Grant-Kels, MD

Fable: The Mouse and the Lion
by Babrius from Greece

Book review: An Atlas of Hair Pathology with Clinical Correlations
by Alvin R. Solomon, MD, David A. Whiting, MD, and Mark A. Hurt, MD

Book review: Histologic Diagnosis of Inflammatory Skin Diseases. An Algorithmic Method Based on Pattern Analysis, 3rd edition
by Lorenzo Cerroni, MD, Francois Milette, MD, and Mark A. Hurt, M. D.

History, Ethics and Academe: A follow-up to A Trial in Philadelphia
by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD

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