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All searches are case insensitive.

a) If the "Keywords only" box is unchecked, the following rules are available:

Search by Text
  1. Dermatitis: returns all articles containing the word “Dermatitis”
  2. Dermatitis Infancy: returns all articles containing both “Dermatitis” and “Infancy”
  3. Dermatitis and Infancy: same as the previous one
  4. Dermatitis or Infancy: returns all articles containing either “Dermatitis” or “Infancy”, or both
  5. not Dermatitis: returns all articles that do not contain “Dermatitis”
  6. Dermatitis and not (Atopic): returns all articles containing “Dermatitis” that do not contain “Atopic”
  7. Derma*: returns all articles that contain text starting with 'Derma' and followed by any group of characters, including no character – please note that the asterisk (*) may be used for left-hand truncation (e.g. “*titis”, returning articles containing “Dermatitis”, “Hepatitis”, etc.) or for both left- and right-hand truncation (e.g. “*derma*”, returning articles containing “Dermatitis”, “Scleroderma”, etc.)
  8. Any combination of the previous rules
Search by Author
  1. Orange: returns all articles whose author’s surname is “Orange”
  2. Orange Brown: returns all articles authored by both “Orange” and “Brown”
  3. Orange and Brown: same as the previous one
  4. Orange or Brown: returns all articles authored by either “Orange” or “Brown”, or by both
  5. not Orange: returns all articles that are not authored by “Orange”
  6. Orange and not Brown: returns all articles authored by “Orange” that are not co-authored by “Brown”
  7. Gr*: returns all articles whose author’s surname begins with "Gr" (Green, Gray..) and is followed by any group of characters, including no character – please note that the asterisk (*) may be used for left-hand truncation (e.g. “*een”) and for both left- and right-hand truncation (e.g. “*ree*”)
  8. Any combination of the previous rules

Please note that a combined search by both Text and Author will return only those articles that match the rules that have been used in both search fields.

b) If the "Keywords only" box is checked, the following rules are available:

Search by Text
  1. Infancy: returns all articles tagged with the keyword "Infancy"
  2. Multiple*: returns all articles tagged with a keyphrase starting with the word "Multiple” (e.g. “Multiple dermatofibromas”, “Multiple hemangiomatosis”, etc.)
  3. Multi*: returns all articles tagged with a keyword starting with “Multi” and followed by any group of characters, including no character (e.g. “Multiple dermatofibromas”, “Multiple hemangiomatosis”, “Multifocal hypopigmentation“ etc.) – please note that the asterisk (*) may be used for left-hand truncation (e.g. searching for “*oma” will return articles tagged with “neurofibroma”, “hemangioma”, etc.) and for both left- and right-hand truncation (e.g. searching for “*derma*” will return articles tagged with “Dermatofibroma”, “Atopic dermatitis”, “Neonatal dermatoses”, etc., but not those ragged with “Dermoscopy” etc.)
Search by Author
  1. Orange: returns all articles whose author’s surname is “Orange”
  2. Orange Brown: returns all articles authored by both “Orange” and “Brown”
  3. Orange and Brown: same as the previous one
  4. Orange or Brown: returns all articles authored by either “Orange” or “Brown”, or by both
  5. not Orange: returns all articles that are not authored by “Orange”
  6. Orange and not Brown: returns all articles authored by “Orange” that are not co-authored by “Brown”
  7. Gr*: returns all articles whose author’s surname begins with "Gr" (Green, Gray..) and is followed by any group of characters, including no character – please note that the asterisk (*) may be used for left-hand truncation (e.g. “*een”) and for both left- and right-hand truncation (e.g. “*ree*”)
  8. Any combination of the previous rules

Please note that a combined search by both Text and Author will return only those articles that match the rules that have been used in both search fields.

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Dermoscope-guided excisional biopsy in a child with CD68+ and S100- juvenile xanthogranuloma

Chuh A., Klapper W., Zawar V., Fölster-Holst R.

pp. 134-137
Vol 27 No 3 (2017)

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Double overlapping herald patches in a young child with papular pityriasis rosea – A rare variant of this paraviral exanthem.

Chuh A., Fölster-Holst R., Zawar V.

pp. 71-4
Vol 27 No 2 (2017)

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Managements of the less common paraviral exanthems in children – asymmetrical periflexural exanthem, papular-purpuric gloves and socks syndrome, eruptive pseudoangiomatosis, and eruptive hypomelanosis

Chuh A., Fölster-Holst R., Zawar V.

pp. 25-9
Vol 26 No 1 (2016)

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Gianotti-Crosti syndrome in children. Atypical variants and classification.

Chuh A., Zawar V.

pp. 218-225
Vol 25 No 4 (2015)

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Hyperplasia of Tyson’s glands confirmed by polarized dermoscopy – The first report in a child.

Chuh A.

pp. 176-177
Vol 30 No 3 (2020)

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The association of early infections and atopic dermatitis. A retrospective case-control study in Chinese children in primary care in Hong Kong.

Lee A., Chuh A., Wong W.

pp. 101-104
Vol 16 No 2 (2006)

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Hidden epidermal cyst on finger joint with radiating feeding capillaries – A novel sign of epidermal cyst.

Chuh A.

pp. 205-207
Vol 28 No 4 (2018)

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Spatial-temporal case clustering in children with Gianotti-Crosti syndrome. Systematic analysis led to the identification of a mini-epidemic.

Demattei C., Zawar V., Lee A., Chuh A., Molinari N.

pp. 159-164
Vol 16 No 3 (2006)

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Composite herald patch – a novel morphological variant of pityriasis rosea detected by dermoscopy.

Chuh A., Zawar V., Fölster-Holst R.

pp. 201-6
Vol 27 No 4 (2017)

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Lacy reticular rash on the cheeks. An atypical presentation of erythema infectiosum.

Chuh A., Zawar V.

pp. 141-144
Vol 16 No 3 (2006)

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