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1 17 - VEMBER [TIMINGS AM AM] 1 5 DR. MICHELLE FERNANDES ROLE OF DIETARY FACTORS IN ACNE VULGARIS AMONG YOUNG ADULTS: A CASE CONTROL STUDY 2 14 DR. OLIVER CLEMENT LOBO DIFFERENT TREATMENT COMBINATIONS AND THEIR CO-RELATION WITH HAIR ROWTH SCALE IN PATIENTS WITH ALOPECIA AREATA DR. MIZAJ A MYRIAD OF NAIL CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY: A CASE CONTROL STUDY 4 49 DR. PENMATCHA PRIYANKA VARMA A CLINICO HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF CUTANEOUS VASCULITIS 5 50 DR. FAIZY AZEEZ A STUDY ON THE DERMOSCOPIC CHARACTERISTICS OF PITYRIASIS ROSEA 6 57 DR. AMEEN BASIL C K A COMPARATIVE STUDY BETWEEN THE EFFICACY OF 35% GLYCOLIC PEEL AND TRIPLE COMBINATION CREAM IN THE TREATMENT OF MELASMA 7 63 DR. SWATHI D DIET AND ACNE - A MYTH OR CERTITUDE!! 8 87 DR. MAOR RAVISH RAMAKRISHNA BLOOM SYNDROME, A RARE CASE IN PAEDIATRIC DERMATOLOGY 9 98 DR. SNIGDHA HEGDE TUBERCULOSIS OF THE LEFT PINNA : A RARE CASE REPORT DR. S RAJAGOPAL WHITE SPONGENEVUS AFFECTING MOTHER AND HER NEONATE A RARE CASE REPORT DR. MANASA K N PAINFUL SWELLING IN THE ELBOW ION IN A LEPROSY PATIENT- A DIAGSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC CHALLENGE
2 DR. M.RAJITHA ACNE AND IT'S ASSOCIATION WITH METABOLIC SYNDROME AND INSULIN RESISTANCE: A CASE CONTROL STUDY DR. AISHWARYA K DISCOID LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS IN AN HIV PATIENT RESPONDING TO HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE A CASE REPORT DR. LAKSHMI L A CLINICO-HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF LUPUS VULGARIS: AN EXPERIENCE OF 2 YEARS AT A TERTIARY CARE CENTRE DR. HOSA TALAWARA UMESHA ANGIOLYMPHOID HYPERPLASIA : A CASE REPORT
3 17 - VEMBER [TIMINGS AM AM] SL DR. SUSHANT SWAMY ATYPICAL PRESENTATIONS OF THE MENDEL-MANTOUX TEST: A CASE SERIES DR.PAVITHRA G HIV AND SYPHILIS COINFECTION : CASE SERIES DR. SHREE LAKSHMI H V COEXISTING MULTIPLE PRIMARY CHANCRES AND DULAR SECONDARY SYPHILIS IN AN IMMUCOMPROMISED DR. RANJITHA M L A REPORT OF TWO CASES OF ACQUIRED VULVAL LYMPHANGIOMA CIRCUMSCRIPTUM: A MIMICKER OF GENITAL WARTS DR. JAI KUMAR PILLAI DERMOSCOPY IN THE DIAGSIS OF 10 CASES OF TINEA CAPITIS DR. CHAITRA S PARANEOPLASTIC SCLERODERMA: A RARE CASE REPORT
4 18 - VEMBER [TIMINGS AM AM] DR. KEERTHANA K S AN EPITOPE SPREADING PHEMENA: A CASE REPORT DR. NISHA BLISTERING BABY DR. ADRIAN MARIO DSOUZA DR. VISHALAKSHI S PANDIT DR. THONEPARTI SANDHYA RANI DR. SYEDA SABA FARHEEN HYPEREOSIPHILIC SYNDROME A CASE SERIES OF CUTANEOUS PEARLS: WHITE PAPULES AND DULES ON THE SKIN CLINICAL BACTERIOLOGICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF LEPROSY ANTI- RO 52 POSITIVE SYSTEMIC SCLEROSIS SINE SCLERODERMA WITH MULTISYSTEM INVOLVEMENT AND RECURRENT VASCULITIS DR.MOUNICA C A RARE CASE OF GENERALIZED VERRUCOUS STAGE OF INCONTINENTIA PIGMENTI IN A NEW BORN DR.MICHELLE VISHU N-CICATRICIAL ALOPECIA IN WOMEN : A TRICHOSCOPIC STUDY DR.MAHESHWARI A PUSTULAR ERYTHEMA DOSUM LEPROSUM,ATYPICAL PRESENTATION DR. VIVEK KHANDEKAR COLLODION BABY: A REPORT OF 4 CASES
5 18 - VEMBER [TIMINGS PM PM] DR.VARSHA CB MID-FACE TODDLER EXCORIATION SYNDROME (MITES): A CASE REPORT DR. MANJUNATH. S DR. AMITA MURALI BABU A DOUBLE BLIND RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL TO COMPARE EFFICACY OF 5% DAPSONE GEL VS COMBINATION OF 0.1% ADAPALENE -1%CLINDAMYCIN GEL IN THE TREATMENT OF MILD TO MODERATE ACNE VULGARIS AN UNUSUAL PRESENTATION OF CHROMOBLASTOMYCOSIS DR. HAFSA ERAM ECTHYMA GANGRESUM MASQUERADING AS CHEMICAL BURN DR. G. HARISH KUMAR DR. LAVANYA BABY MATHEW PROF. ANGOORI GNANESHWAR RAO DR. M MANJARI ANNAPURNA DR. SAVITHA L BEERGOUDER A STUDY OF CLINICAL SPECTRUM OF PATTERNS OF CUTANEOUS ADVERSE DRUG REACTIONS IN A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL GLOMUS TUMOUR LEPROSY IN CHILDREN A 10-YEAR STUDY A CASE OF PATHERGY NEGATIVE BEHCETS'S DISEASE WITH PROMPT RESPONSE TO DAPSONE PIGMENTED PURPURIC DERMATOSIS UNDER DERMATOSCOPY: AN OBSERVATION DR. VIJAY KARTIK.V PRIMARY EXTRAMAMMARY PAGET'S DISEASE IN AN ELDERLY MALE-A RARE CLINICAL PRESENTATION DR. SHILPITHA SRINIVAS DR. MOHAMMED WASEEM JAVED A RARE CASE OF DARIER'S DISEASE A STUDY ON CLINICAL, MYCOLOGICAL AND WOODS LAMP EXAMINATION AMONG TINEA CAPITIS PATIENTS.
6 DR. SHRUTHI MADHAVI G A RARE INSTANCE OF LICHEID DRUG ERUPTION TO IMATINIB MESYLATE MASQUERADING AS SMALL PLAQUE PARAPSORIASIS DR. PRIYA PREM AN INTERESTING CASE SERIES OF THREE VARIED PRESENTATIONS OF LEPROMATOUS LEPROSY DR. MUNAZA KULSUM BEHCET'S DISEASE- A CASE REPORT
7 19 - VEMBER [TIMINGS AM AM] DR. MONISHA K ELEPHANTIASIS STRAS VERRUCOSA - THE MOSSY LEG DR. GAYATHRI GUNAVARDHANAN MUNAPPIL DR. SIDHANT KULKARNI MARJOLIN S ULCER - A CASE REPORT SUCCESSFUL TREARTMENT OF ALOPECIA UNIVERSALIS WITH PLATELET RICH PLASMA DR. KARTHIK.R EFFICACY OF SALICYLIC ACID VS JESSNER S SOLUTION IN CASE OF ACNE VULGARIS DR. SOUMYA BHUTE A CASE OF ACTIMYCETOMA TREATED EFFECTIVELY DR. HARSHA.G CASE SERIES : DERMATITIS ARTEFACTA IN THREE YOUNG PATIENTS DR. VAISHNAVI.BV ATYPICAL PRESENTATIONS OF NECROBIOSIS LIPOIDICA DR. RAMESH ATYPICAL CLINICAL PRESENTATIONS OF DERMATOPHYTIC INFECTION - A CASE SERIES DR. VINAY N PROFILE OF N SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED GENITAL DERMATOSES AND ASSESS THE DERMATOLOGY LIFE QUALITY INDEX(DLQI) DR. MAHADEVAPPA A CLINICAL STUDY OF CUTANEOUS MANIFESTATION OF HYPOTHYROIDISM AND ITâ S CORRELATION WITH ANTI-THYROID ANTIBODIES DR. SRAVANTHI POLISHETTY MS. P. SRI LATHA REDDY A RARE CASE OF XANTHOMA DISSEMINATUM IN A FEMALE ASSOCIATED WITH DIABETES INSIPIDUS DEVO MOLLUSCUM LEPROSUM (HISTOID LEPROSY) IN PNANCY IN THE POST ELIMINATION ERA- A RARE CASE REPORT
8 MS. ANUSHA VAKATI ERYTHEMATOUS PAPULES AND HYPERHIDROSIS OVER THE SE: A SE FOR THOUGHT - GRANULOSIS RUBRA NASI DR. JOSHIKA BHANDARY D A CLINICAL STUDY ON DERMOSCOPY AS A USEFUL TOOL FOR ASSESSING THE SEVERITY AND DURATION OF ALOPECIA AREATA DR. VIVEKANANDH K SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES IN CHILDREN- A RARE CASES SERIES
9 19 - VEMBER [TIMINGS AM PM] DR. PRANAYA BAGDE ACCEPTANCE AND COMMITMENT THERAPY IN MANAGEMENT OF ACNE DR. M.HIMA VINUTHNA GIANT PIGMENTED BOWEN'S DISEASE- A RARE CASE REPORT DR. RACHANASHEKAR ATYPICAL PRESENTATION OF A TYPICAL TUMOR DR. N.SRI HARI REDDY CLINICAL AND HISTOPATHOLOGICAL STUDY OF POST INFLAMMATORY HYPOPIGMENTED MACULAR SKIN LESIONS DR. SUHAIBA AMEERA PHYLLOID HYPOMELASIS DR. ABHISHEK SINHA PRESUMPTIVE LATENT SYPHILIS -ARE WE OVER TREATING? DR. P.ANUSHA A CASE SERIES OF CUTANEOUS WARTS TREATED BY AUTOICULATION DR. K SRAVANI A CLINICAL STUDY OF PURE NEURITIC HANSENS DR. TANUSHKA PEREIRA SCLEROMYXEDEMA(ARNDT -GOTTRON SYNDROME) WITH MULTIPLE MYELOMA: A CASE REPORT DR. MANJULA.R HYPOPIGMENTED LESIONS ON THE FACE IN CHILDREN: A DERMOSCOPIC DIFFERENTIATION
10 19 - VEMBER [TIMINGS PM PM] DR. N.G.PRANEETH IDIOPATHIC ERUPTIVE MACULAR PIGMENTATION- A RARE MIMIC OF MANY PIGMENTORY DISORDERS 2 TR1482 DR. APARNA A D CLINICO EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OF MELASMA 3 TR4227 DR. TONY DULES ON FINGER TIPS: COMMON PRESENTATION OF A RARE NEUROGENIC TUMOUR 4 TR5054 DR. PATHURI RAM SUSHRUTH CROPS OF PERSISTENT PAINFUL DULES IN A MIDDLE-AGED MAN 5 TR5286 DR. NEETHU NAG CLOUDY DAYS IN A GREY HAIR MAN 6 TR5880 DR. HARSHVARDHAN GOWDA H 7 TR6655 DR. PRIYANKA GOWDA 8 TR7757 DR. ARYAMBIKA KRISHNAD 9 TR8086 DR. KANCHAN S TOPGI SERUM LIPIDS AND PSORIASIS: ARE THEY RELATED? DIFFERENTIATION SYNDROME TO ACITRETIN IN A PATIENT WITH PUSTULAR PSORIASIS. CASE SERIES:SYPHILIS AND HIV COINFECTION A RARE PRESENTATION OF COMMON CONDITION : VESICULOBULLOUS ERUPTION IN AN INFANT WITH CHIKUNGUNIYA INFECTION. 10 TR8365 DR. KAVERI SINHA EASILY FORGOTTEN AND POORLY PURSUED SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE IN A PATIENT INFECTED WITH HUMAN IMMUDEFICIENCY VIRUS- DOVASIS 11 TR9588 DR. JOICE MARIA JOSEPH 12 CUTANEOUS CARDIOSIS SHOWING EXCELLENT RESPONSE TO ORAL LINEZOLID, A RARE CASE REPORT 152 Dr. Savita Ranagol EMERGING DRUG RESISTANCE IN DERMATOPHYTOSIS : STUDY DONE IN 1
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