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2008| January-June | Volume 1 | Issue 1
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REVIEW ARTICLES
Botulinum toxin: Non-cosmetic indications and possible mechanisms of action
Uwe Wollina
January-June 2008, 1(1):3-6
DOI
:10.4103/0974-2077.41148
PMID
:20300330
Botulinum toxin (BTX) has gained a great interest in cosmetic dermatology for its effects on hyperkinetic facial lines. Understanding the basic research and analysis of effects of this potent drug can lead to other possible indications of interest for dermatologists. The use of BTX in focal hyperhidrosis is well established, but BTX has also effects on pain perception, itch and inflammation as discussed in this review.
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A review of modern surgical hair restoration techniques
Richard C Shiell
January-June 2008, 1(1):12-16
DOI
:10.4103/0974-2077.41150
PMID
:20300332
The field of hair restoration has had a chequered history. From the days of punch grafting to the present day techniques of follicular unit hair transplantation, the field has seen a number of new advances. This article reviews these developments.
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CASE REPORTS
Modified unna boot and pinch grafting for chronic non-healing venous leg ulcer
DN Balaraju, Chakravarthi R Srinivas, Sanjay V Mukhi
January-June 2008, 1(1):25-26
DOI
:10.4103/0974-2077.41155
PMID
:20300337
Venous ulcers cause considerable morbidity. A 45-year-old man reported with non healing ulcer since 15 years. Patch tests revealed multiple sensitivity. Infection was first controlled with antibiotics and antiseptics. Dressing with modified Unna's boot made with zinc oxide 40% and glycerine paste 60% resulted in formation of healthy granulation tissue. Pinch grafting was subsequently done to promote epithelization. We recommend the use of Unna's paste instead of more expensive synthetic and occlusive and semi occlusive dressing to promote granulation tissue and pinch grafting after bed is ready to hasten epithelization.
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Excision of basal cell carcinoma with radio frequency ablation
Sukhdeo Patidar
January-June 2008, 1(1):29-30
DOI
:10.4103/0974-2077.41157
PMID
:20300339
Basal cell carcinoma is usually treated by excision, or by ablative methods such as cryosurgery and laser. We describe treament of basal cell carcinoma by radiofrequency device.
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FOCUS
Informed consent: An ethical obligation or legal compulsion?
KH Satyanarayana Rao
January-June 2008, 1(1):33-35
DOI
:10.4103/0974-2077.41159
PMID
:20300341
Informed consent is a vital document while performing all surgical and aesthetic procedures, particularly in the current day practice. Proper documentation and counseling of patients is important in any informed consent.
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GUEST EDITORIAL
An Evolution of the "Golden Age" of Dermatologic Surgery (1958-2008)
Lawrence M Field
January-June 2008, 1(1):2-2
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:10.4103/0974-2077.41147
PMID
:20300329
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STUDY
Serial excision of congenital melanocytic nevi
Vinod K Jain, Mahendra K Singhi, Rajiv Goyal
January-June 2008, 1(1):17-18
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:10.4103/0974-2077.41151
PMID
:20300333
Congenital melanocytic nevus needs to be excised for aesthetic reasons and concerns regarding its malignant potential. Many methods like surgical resection, dermabrasion, curettage, chemical peeling, laser resurfacing, etc., are available for treatment. We hereby report the efficacy of excision of nevi by serial excision.
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SURGICAL PEARL
How to make local anesthesia less painful
Sharad Mutalik
January-June 2008, 1(1):37-38
DOI
:10.4103/0974-2077.41161
PMID
:20300343
Most cutaneous surgeries are performed under local anaesthesia. It is important the process of administration of local anaesthetics is pain free. This article suggests simple tips to make local anaestesia less painful.
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CASE REPORTS
Split skin grafting for leg ulcers complicating rheumatoid arthritis
Reena Rai, M Aruchamy, Chakravarthi R Srinivas
January-June 2008, 1(1):31-32
DOI
:10.4103/0974-2077.41158
PMID
:20300340
Leg ulcers as a complication of rheumatoid arthritis are difficult to heal. We present a case responding to treatment with cyclophosphamide and split skin grafting
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Treatment of unusually large acrochordon by shave excision and electrodesiccation
Sudesh T Choudhary
January-June 2008, 1(1):21-22
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:10.4103/0974-2077.41153
PMID
:20300335
Acrochordons are usually small in size and are easily treated with electrofulguration under local anaesthesia. Here is a report of a giant acrochordon which posed problems in management. A technique to manage it under local anaesthesia in an office setting is described.
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Combination treatment of periungual warts
Sukhdeo Patidar
January-June 2008, 1(1):23-24
DOI
:10.4103/0974-2077.41154
PMID
:20300336
Periungual wart presents challenge for management in view of their frequent recurrence. The case report demonstrates the efficacy of a combination treatment of electrodessication and trichloroacetic acid application.
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Radiosurgical ablation of solitary trichoepithelioma
HC Hanumanthiah
January-June 2008, 1(1):27-28
DOI
:10.4103/0974-2077.41156
PMID
:20300338
Trichoepithelioma presents a challenge for management in view of its location. We describe the use of radiofrequency ablation in the management of this condition.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES OF INDIAN JOURNAL OF DERMATO SURGERY
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laser resurfacing for facial rhytides
Vinod K Jain, BC Ghiya, Dhruv Gupta, Mahendra K Singhi
January-June 2008, 1(1):19-20
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:10.4103/0974-2077.41152
PMID
:20300334
Resurfacing of facial rhytides (periorbital crow-feet wrinkles) was performed in three cases by carbon dioxide laser (Sharplan
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1030 machine). Good to excellent results were observed. However, erythema and postinflammatory pigmentation were important side effects.
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LETTER
Use of injection five fluorouracil (FFU) with or without injection trimacinolone in the management of hypertrophic scars and keloids
Sharad Mutalik, Narendra Patwardhan
January-June 2008, 1(1):36-36
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:10.4103/0974-2077.41160
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From the Editor's Desk
Venkataram Mysore
January-June 2008, 1(1):1-1
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:20300328
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Message from the President
Niti Khunger
January-June 2008, 1(1):1-1
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REVIEW ARTICLES
Facial lifting with aptos methods
M Sulamanidze, G Sulamanidze
January-June 2008, 1(1):7-11
DOI
:10.4103/0974-2077.41149
PMID
:20300331
Face lift hitherto had been a complicated and elaborate procedure. The introduction of threads to lift skin has been a major advance in lifting sagging skin. These threads which have barbs on their surface have simplified the procedure and have the possibilities of combination with other rejuvenation procedures. The article traces the evolution of threadlift.
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