Ready Reckoner in Dermatology: Desk Reference for Dermatology Postgraduates and Consultants | Covers Clinical, Pediatric and Esthetic Dermatology with Drug Reaction Quick-Reference Tables: 1

Ready Reckoner in Dermatology is a practical, point-of-care reference designed to help readers prioritize content in a subject with vast and evolving information. Structured for quick access with clearly organized sections, it bridges the gap between detailed textbooks and the pace of real clinical practice, serving equally as a desk reference during consultations and a revision tool for postgraduate exam preparation. Spanning 51 chapters across 646 pages and 8 sections, the book covers the full breadth of the subject: basic principles and bedside tests; clinical dermatology (papulosquamous disorders, dermatitis and eczema, vesiculobullous disorders, pigmentary and vascular disorders, disorders of hair and nail, skin tumors, drug reactions and more); pediatric dermatology (neonatal dermatology, atopic dermatitis, genodermatoses, nevi, epidermolysis bullosa); infections (bacterial, viral, fungal, parasitic and leprosy); dermatherapeutics (topical and systemic therapy, biologics, phototherapy); dermatosurgery and esthetic dermatology basics (chemical peels, injectables, lasers, vitiligo surgery); STDs and HIV; and a miscellaneous section covering metabolic disorders, pregnancy-related and systemic-disease skin changes. The book is enriched with a large collection of high-quality clinical images and uses tables, flowcharts and summary boxes throughout for efficient recall, alongside concise clinical pearls built for quick decision-making in everyday dermatology practice. Who This Book Is For: Dermatology Postgraduates: a structured, high-yield companion for MD/DNB Dermatology coursework and exam revision, organized to match how the subject is studied section by section. Practicing Dermatologists: a compact desk reference for use during consultations and clinical discussions, faster to consult than a detailed multi-volume textbook. Procedural Dermatologists: a dedicated dermatosurgery and esthetic dermatology basics section covering chemical peels, injectables, lasers and vitiligo surgery. Why This Book Helps: Prioritizes vast, evolving content: a subject with constantly growing literature is distilled into a structured, quick-access layout rather than an exhaustive reference. Speeds up clinical decision-making: concise clinical pearls and summary boxes give quick, practical decision points for everyday practice. Strengthens pattern recognition: a large collection of high-quality clinical images supports visual diagnosis alongside the text. Supports rapid revision: tables and flowcharts throughout make the book efficient to review before exams or busy clinic days. Key Features: 51 chapters across 8 sections and 646 pages, spanning clinical, pediatric, infectious, therapeutic and dermatosurgical dermatology. Large collection of high-quality clinical images for visual diagnosis. Quick-reference tables such as latency-period tables for drug reactions and pharmacogenomic HLA-risk-allele lists for severe cutaneous adverse reactions. Dedicated 'Practice Pearls' boxes with bulleted clinical decision points, including red-flag recognition and documentation guidance. Dedicated dermatosurgery and esthetic dermatology basics section covering chemical peels, injectables, threads, lasers and vitiligo surgery.

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