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Skin-Related Neglected Tropical Diseases (Skin-NTDs): A New Challenge
Roderick J. Hay and Kingsley Asiedu
2019
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This Special Issue explores the range of clinical manifestations and epidemiology of both skin NTDs and common skin disease in endemic regions, the use of common diagnostic and management pathways, the different technologies that play a role in diagnosis and training, the role of patient involvement at a community level, as well as the assessment of the results of different initiatives in the field.
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Keywords
- actinomycetoma
- Africa
- Amazon lowland
- Amerindian communities
- animal reservoir
- case management
- clinical presentation
- community engagement
- Cushing Syndrome
- Dermatology
- Diagnosis
- digital handheld microscope
- disease mapping
- drought
- Dry Dermatoscopy (d-DS)
- Early Diagnosis
- eHealth
- emergency state
- Enhanced Dermatoscopy (e-DS)
- Entodermoscopy (EDS)
- eumycetoma
- iatrogenic
- impetigo
- Integration
- ivermectin
- Leprosy
- leprosy diagnosis
- long range diagnosis
- lymphedema
- mass drug administration
- medicine
- Mental health
- mHealth
- Mite-Gallery Unit (MGU)
- mobile phone application
- morbidity management
- mycetoma
- Mycobacterium ulcerans
- n/a
- neglected tropical diseases
- NTDs
- onchocercal skin disease
- onchocerciasis
- onchodermatitis
- outbreak
- patient involvement
- PCR
- podoconiosis
- point of care test
- Primary Health Care
- Resource-poor setting
- review
- Scabies
- skin biopsy
- skin disease
- Skin Diseases
- skin infections
- skin NTDs
- slit skin smears
- sporotrichosis Community dermatology
- stigma
- subcutaneous mycosis
- surveillance
- Technology
- tele-expertise
- teledermatology
- telepathology
- topical corticosteroids
- Training
- Transmission
- Treponema pallidum
- tropical skin diseases
- Wet Dermatoscopy (w-DS)
- Yaws
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-03921-254-5Editions
