Vol 18 No 3 (2008) | European Journal of Pediatric Dermatology

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European Journal of Pediatric Dermatology, issue 3, vol. 18, 2008

Congenital melanocytic nevus/Hyperpigmented nevus.

Bonifazi E.

pp. 134-135

Linear IgA bullous dermatosis of childhood successfully treated with flucloxacillin.

Braga-Tavares H., Carro E., Rosário C., Taveira M.

pp. 137-139

Adrenal function and the sebaceous glands.

Stratakis C.A.

pp. 140-144

Pseudolymphoma with disturbing clinical and histologic findings. Case report.

Cecinati V., Garofalo L., Bonifazi E., Cerroni L., Gentile A.

pp. 145-149

The sebaceous gland in adolescent age.

Zouboulis C.C.

pp. 150-154

Infantile seborrheic dermatitis: a disappearing disease.

Gelmetti C., Frasin A.L.

pp. 155-156

Involvement of sebaceous glands in pediatric diseases.

Happle R.

pp. 157-158

Juvenile amyopathic dermatomyositis in two girls.

Harangi F., Várszegi D., Nagy Z.

pp. 159-163

Prevalence of spontaneous regression in congenital melanocytic nevus.

Ciampo L., Milano A., Colonna V., Bonifazi E.

pp. 164-173

Infantile Frey’s syndrome.

Belhadjali H., Youssef M., Mohamed M., Hamrouni I., Zili J.

pp. 174-175

Lymphomatoid papulosis type B in a child.

Bonifazi E., Garofalo L.

pp. 176-177

Zinc treatment in acrodermatitis enteropathica.

Garofalo L., Bonifazi E.

p. 178

Calcinosis in childhood limited cutaneous systemic sclerosis.

Garofalo L., Bonifazi E.

p. 179

Epidermal nevus.

Bonifazi E., Garofalo L.

p. 180

Kerion requires full dosage griseofulvin.

Bonifazi E.

p. 181

Lichen sclerosus associated with lichen striatus.

Bonifazi E.

p. 182

Post-pyoderma perilesional dermatitis.

Bonifazi E., Garofalo L.

p. 183

Ectopic cilia.

Garofalo L., Bonifazi E.

p. 184

Propranolol in rapidly growing hemangiomas.

Bonifazi E., Colonna V., Mazzotta F., Balducci G., Laforgia N.

pp. 185-192