DERMATOPATHOLOGY BY WEEMS

DERMATOLOGY AND DERMATOPATHOLOGY REFERENCES AND TEACHING EXERCISES

NOTE: Click on the blue underlined text to go to the link or related information. This applies to everything on this site.

LINKS OR REFERENCES YOU MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN:

VOLUMINOUS SITE FOR DERMATOLOGIC IMAGES: DOIA Dermatology Online Atlas (Engl)
HUGE DERMATOPATHOLOGY SITE THAT IS WORTH EXPLORING: DermPath-India
COMMON DERMATOLOGIC IMAGES AND INFORMATION: Dermatology
IMAGES FOR THE DERMATOLOGIST AND DERMATOPATHOLOGIST PLUS MORE: Department of Dermatology - Univ. of Iowa
NATIONAL LIBRARY OF MEDICINE FOR YOUR LITERATURE SEARCHES (FREE): NLM
FAVORITE GENERAL NONMEDICAL SEARCH ENGINE:GOOGLE
GOOD QUALITY IMAGES AND A NICE FORMAT: Dermatopathology Quiz
CHECK OUT THE 'CONSULTATION' AND 'PATCHWORK' SECTIONS FOR SOME VERY INTERESTING CASES: Dermpath.
THE BEST DISCUSSION OF ALOPECIA ON THE WEB: Pathmax
ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE WEB BY RICHARD J. REED, M.D.

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From time to time viewers ask if they may make contributions to help cover the expenses involved in the maintenance of this site. The expenses include annual fees for space, ISP fees, special stains not done originally, graphics software, Web authoring software, computer upgrades, and a percentage of camera and microscope use. My time is not counted since this is a hobby. Donations will give me an idea as to the value of this endeavor. If you or your department wish to contribute, make a check payable in U.S. dollars to:
Weems Web Fund
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Note: Thanks to Tom Abbott, Bryce Bliss, Ralph Bradley, Thomas Kobara, and Jim Murphey for their generous contributions.

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CASES FOR THE VIRTUAL DERMATOPATHOLOGY CONFERENCE OF 11/19/04. Click on the CASE to go to it as an unknown. Then go to the bottom of that page, and click on ANSWER to go to the discussion.

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CASE 3

Note: PREVIOUS CASES OF THE WHENEVER AND CASES FROM PREVIOUS DERMATOPATHOLOGY CONFERENCES HAVE BEEN MOVED TO THE ARCHIVES PAGE.

The cases are referenced by the disease or tumor.

CASE OF THE WHENEVER #23
This polypoid tumor is from the area of the left temple of a 14 year old male.
Click on the image below to begin. There are a lot of large pictures, so please be patient with the download.

CASE OF THE WHENEVER #24
From the chest of an adult.
Click on the image below to begin. This is a three part case. Spend some time on Part One before going to Part Two.

CASE OF THE WHENEVER #25 (a quickie)
From the left cheek of an 82 year old female.
Click on the image below to begin.

CASE OF THE WHENEVER #26

From a 7 month old male.
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