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2730-6178 ough practical knowledge of the wide range of cases they mayClinical cases are a key component in modern medical education, assisting the trainee or recertifying clinician to work through unusual cases using best practice techniques. Dermatology is an important discipline in this regard since it is

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Dipyaman Pal,Chandrima Chakrabortyate control. The referring dermatologist, who called you prior to the patient visit, is concerned that her insufficient response to therapy has been a result of poor compliance. He notes that she typically resists his treatment recommendations, and on several occasions has made blanket statements indicating her distrust of medical professionals.

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The “Will You Be My PCP?” Patientso complains of intermittent achy joints and a sensation of chest tightness that typically precedes each flare of psoriasis. She has received a thorough work-up from multiple specialists, including dermatology, rheumatology, and cardiology, at a respected medical institution prior to coming to you.

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The Patient with Unusual Demandsed groin pain in spite of a benign physical exam. Today his chief concern is again pain: “Doctor, I have been aching in my armpits a lot recently. I haven’t seen any boils and bumps in these areas, but I keep feeling the pain. It’s worse at night when I try to go to sleep.”

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The Fearful Patientbal remedies, topical retinoid agents, and combined topical antibiotic/benzoyl peroxide preparations. She reports that within the past 3 months she has suffered significant discomfort and public embarrassment from the inflamed deep cysts. She is here to get a second opinion about how to improve her