The First Annual Course: Dermatology for non-dermatologists

Thank you for your participation in our first annual course: Dermatology for Non-Dermatologists. CME hours will be processed within 2-4 weeks. Please share your opinion in our post-event survey. Recorded Videos are available below. Recorded…

4th Riyadh Dermatology Forum

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اللقاء المفتوح الثاني: عن العلاج البيولوجي في الأمراض الجلدية

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKJyaBhSRuA
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Werewolf syndrome: A brief touch on the different causes of excessive body hair.

      Hypertrichosis (also known as Werewolf syndrome) is the presence of abnormal amounts of hair on the body in non-androgenic sensitive areas. This needs to be differentiated from hirsutism, which is a condition…
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Keloid scarring

    Keloids form following dermal scarring of tissue with abnormal wound healing. The scarring’s origin can be multifaceted, developing from any level of skin trauma or inflammation including surgery, burns, acne, insect b…
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Herpes zoster

      Herpes zoster (also known as shingles) is a localized, blistering, and painful rash caused by reactivation of varicella-zoster virus (VZV) (as known as herpesvirus 3 member of the Herpesviruses). Herpes zoster…

اللقاء المفتوح الأول عن الصدفية

تم بث اللقاء في 8 سبتمبر 2020 مع د.عبدالعزيز مدني. إدارة الحوار د. لمى الطويل. https://twitter.com/ssdds_org/status/1303385438963609600
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Infantile Hemangiomas

      Infantile hemangiomas are the most common vascular tumor in infants and children. The majority of hemangiomas are not evident at birth but most become apparent in the first few months of life. Infantile hemangiomas…
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A brief touch on some of the skin manifestations associated with diabetes mellitus

      Diabetes mellitus is a disorder occurring when the body is unable to process glucose resulting in high blood glucose. It is a very common disease; it has been estimated that around 18% of the adult population in…
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Viral warts

      Viral warts are ubiquitous and harmless skin growths caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). It infects epidermal or mucosal cells creating a warty knoll lesion called verruca.   Diagnosis is clear-cut and…