Trusted by general dermatologists, family physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and more, Habif’s Clinical Dermatology: A Color Guide to Diagnosis and Therapy provides superbly illustrated, easy-to-follow guidance on skin conditions commonly seen in practice. This bestselling manual helps you identify, treat, and manage even hard-to-diagnose skin disorders and provides state-of-the-art answers on every aspect of dermatologic care. In this carefully revised 7th Edition, Dr. James Dinulos builds upon the foundation of excellence established by Dr. Thomas Habif, ensuring that this manual remains a global leader in the field and an indispensable resource in daily practice.
- Allows you to compare your clinical findings to thousands of high-quality color images?including many new photographs from the libraries of Dr. Dinulos and Dr. Habif?depicting virtually any skin condition.
- Features a highly visual Regional DDx Atlas section that helps you narrow down diagnoses and directs you to the section in the text that provides more information. Online, the DDx Mannnequin provides this same function.
- Provides a Disorders Index for quick retrieval of information, as well as a Quick Reference Formulary at the beginning of the book.
- Updates you on the newest treatment options throughout, including current uses and off-label treatments.
- Includes numerous quick-reference tables that summarize “need to know” diagnostic and therapeutic evidence.
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Leni –
I’m a nurse practitioner for a while now and my dermatology texts are old and decided to get newer editions. I saw this book and decided to try it. It’s one of the best things I’ve ever done! Even with my decades of experience in hospital and outpatient settings, and with guidance of dermatologists, dermatology can still be very challenging. With this book I feel like Dr. Habif is beside me, explaining to me what to look for, what could be the differential diagnoses… great book!
Micah –
Very good book, great pictures. My hiring dermatologist recommended it for me. I’m a beginner Nurse practitioner entering into this field
Arshad kakrakandy –
I like the management part of each problem. Well explained.
Robert Gardere –
Excellent clinical dermatology atlas with great photographs , treatment, and wonderful organization by regions. I also love the disorders index on the very first page. I found this most useful to quickly find a disease. I love this book. I also have Bolognia that I found bulky and the print is much too small. As a result I rarely use it
UNFORTUNATELY, there is no mention of ” migratory necrolytic erythema ” that is seen with glucagonoma. I also have Fitzpatrick’s atlas of clinical dermatology and and that disease is well illustrated in it. I suggest you add it to your next edition.
My wife is a retired dermatologist and I a retired plastic surgeon. We practiced together for 40 years and she always called me to see the interesting cases. As a result I learned a lot of dermatology and still kept my interest in dermatology and Internal medicine .
I highly recommend this textbook that I find most useful and enjoyable. It is a MUST have !