Publication: Acutely ill patients in internal medicine departments want treatment for undiagnosed, symptomatic skin conditions
Acutely ill patients in internal medicine departments want treatment for undiagnosed, symptomatic skin conditions
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Goeksu, Y., Zimmerli, L. U., Braun, R. P., Klaghofer, R., French, L. E., Battegay, E., & Navarini, A. A. (2012). Acutely ill patients in internal medicine departments want treatment for undiagnosed, symptomatic skin conditions. Dermatology, 225(2), 115–120. https://doi.org/10.1159/000342177
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Objective: Concomitant skin conditions may be neglected in internal medicine patients due to lack of knowledge or resources. Thus, we investigated the prevalence of undiagnosed skin conditions in this population. Methods: 200 patients in a university medical center's internal medicine division were examined clinically for dermatoses and quality of life in a prospective, 2-month, single-center study. Results: All patients had several dermatological problems (mean per patient: 13; range: 3-25). There was no relationship between the pati
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- Goeksu, Yasemin
- Zimmerli, Lukas U
- Braun, Ralph P
- Klaghofer, Richard
- French, Lars E
- Battegay, Edouard
- Navarini, Alexander A
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Goeksu, Y., Zimmerli, L. U., Braun, R. P., Klaghofer, R., French, L. E., Battegay, E., & Navarini, A. A. (2012). Acutely ill patients in internal medicine departments want treatment for undiagnosed, symptomatic skin conditions. Dermatology, 225(2), 115–120. https://doi.org/10.1159/000342177
