NZ Dermatology Research Review Issue 56
In this issue:
– Suicide and psychiatric disorders among isotretinoin users
– Long-term efficacy of rituximab in patients with pemphigus
– Plasma cell orificial mucositis associated with cocaine use
– Topical permethrin vs benzyl benzoate for scabies
– Comorbidities of chronic prurigo
– Burgers, fast foods, and increased risk of atopic dermatitis
– Medical therapies for lichen planopilaris
– Skin cancer risk in patients receiving ultraviolet phototherapy
– When to stop propranolol treatment for infantile haemangiomas?
– Treatment outcomes for post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Expert contributor
Dr Karen Koch
Dr Karen Koch is a South African specialist dermatologist. She completed her Masters in Medicine through the University of Witwatersrand. Karen worked in a hospital practice in Johannesburg before immigrating to New Zealand in 2019 to join the Waikato Hospital Dermatology Department. She is an executive member of the NZ Dermatological Society. She has a […]
Expert contributor
Dr Louise Reiche
Dr Louise Reiche is a NZ physician trained vocational specialist dermatologist. She has additional special interests in eczema, patch testing, high risk skin cancer surveillance, preventative dermatology health and clinical research. Louise is Co-Founder and Chairperson for the NZ Dermatology Research Trust.
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