New Insights in Paediatric Dermatopathology (2nd Edition)
A special issue of Dermatopathology (ISSN 2296-3529). This special issue belongs to the section "Pediatric Dermatopathology".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 March 2025 | Viewed by 758
Special Issue Editor
Interests: paediatrics; genodermatoses; pediatric inflammatory disorders; children cutaneous tumours; superficial paediatric soft tissue tumours; melanocytic proliferation in children
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Dear Colleagues,
Paediatric dermatopathology covers a wide range of disorders including genodermatoses, cutaneous and sub-cutaneous tumours, and inflammatory disorders.
Three years ago, we brought out a first Special Issue dedicated to paediatric dermatopathology. In it, topics such as paediatric panniculitis, auto-inflammatory disorders, paediatric melanoma, tuberous sclerosis complex, spindle-cell neoplasms, congenital cysts, and veinous malformations were addressed, and the articles attracted many readers. The success of the first Special Issue confirmed that dermatopathologists feel the need to have to hand thorough updates on the important subjects of dermatopathology; and so we decided to publish another Special Issue in this field. This new Special Issue will endeavour to complement the first one with a whole range of topics of paediatric dermatopathology, focusing on conditions that have not been treated up until now in this journal, such as paediatric vasculitis, paediatric cutaneous lymphoma, and other haematological disorders, paediatric tumours, desmosomal genodermatoses, keratinopathic ichthyoses, pediatric melanonychias, some disorders of mucous membranes in children, and paediatric cutaneous mucinoses.
We will again have prestigious authors, both dermatopathologists and clinicians, who are experts in these fields. This Special Issue, like the first one, is aimed at dermatologists and pathologists who are interested in paediatric dermatopathology. No doubt this new Special Issue will be as successful as the first one.
Dr. Sylvie Fraitag
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- paediatric dermatopathology
- vasculitis
- paediatric cutaneous lymphoma
- paediatric cutaneous tumours
- melanonychia
- desmosomal genodermatoses
- disorders of mucous membranes
- cutaneous mucinoses
- keratinopathic ichthyosis
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- New Insights in Pediatric Dermatopathology in Dermatopathology (12 articles)
