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Sonography of dermatologic emergencies
Date
2017Registration in:
J Ultrasound Med 2017; 36: 1905–1914
10.1002/jum.14211
Author
Wortsman, Ximena
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Abstract
Dermatologic conditions may be the subjects of potential emergency consultations, and the knowledge of their sonographic appearance can facilitate an early diagnosis and management. In this pictorial essay, the sonographic dermatologic anatomy, technique, and conditions that can be supported by a prompt sonographic diagnosis are reviewed. The sonographic signs that may help diagnose these entities are discussed with a practical approach.
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