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S2C2-IMAGE MAP
In the following lists, S = section #, C = chapter #, VA = visual aid #, and P = pictorial #. Each “S-C-VA-, or S-C-P-” item is followed by a brief identification of the process. In a sense, the lists also serve as
an index of illustrated diseases. By clicking on an “S-C-VA-” or “S-C-P-” item, the reader can go directly to an illustration of the selected disease. Visual aids (S-C-VA- items) usually are drawings or tables.
Pictorials (S-C-P- items) usually are photomicrographs. A few clinical photographs are available in sections other than SECTION 14. A SECTION MAP follows this IMAGE MAP in a sequence.
VISUAL AIDS
S2C4VA1-1: reaction patterns mediated at the level of the Langerhans’ cell; S2C4VA1-2: diagramatic representation of superficial reactive unit of the skin; S2C4VA1-3: examples of diseases manifested by reactions involving the reactive superficial unit; S2C4VA1-4: kinetics of the cells of the representative units of the epidermis; S2C4VA1-5: T cells, Langerhans cells, and spongiosis; S2C4VA1-6: spongiotic disorders; S2C4VA1-7:
stages of lichen planus-like, lichenoid reactions.
S2C5VA2-1: basal unit hyperplasia; S2C5VA2-2: features of psoriasis (list); S2C5VA2-3:
exocytosis and psoriasis; S2C5VA2-4: histologic variables; S2C5VA2-5:
open epidermal mucinous avenues.
S2C8VA3-1: reactive superficial unit of the epidermis; S2C8VA3-2: basal unit hyperplasia and spongiosis; S2C8VA3-3: kinetics of cells of the functioning units of the epidermis; S2C8VA3-4: comparison of primary lichenoid reactions and psoriasiform reactions; S2C8VA3-5: subcorneal pustules (drawing); S2C8VA3-6: subcorneal pustules (list).
PHOTOMICROGRAPHS
S2C6P1-1-3: spongiotic (contact) dermatitis; S2C6P1-4-7: spongiotic and psoriasiform dermatitis;
S2C7P2-1-8: spongiotic and psoriasiform dermatitis; S2C7aP2a-1 & 2: pityriasis rosea;
S2C9P3-1: seborrheic dermatitis;
S2C9P3-2-7: psoriasiform dermatitis (psoriasis);
S2C10P4-1-3: pustular psoriasis;
S2C10P4-4: subcorneal pustular dermatosis;
S2C10P4-5: impetigo herpetiformis;
S2C10P4-6: bullous impetigo;
S2C10P4-7: pustulosis palmaris et plantaris;
S2C10P4-8: pemphigus foliaceus;
S2C10aP4a-1-5: impetigo herpetiformis;
S2C11P5-1-3: lichen simplex chronicus;
S2C12P6-1-4: lichen simplex chronicus and prurigo nodularis;
S2C13P7-1-2: superficial fungus (psoriasiform patterns);
S2C13P7-3: Reiter’s disease;
S2C13P7-4-5: pityriasis rubra pilaris;
S2C13P7-6-7: linear psoriasis;
S2C13aP7a-1-7: pustular psoriasis;
S2C13bP7b-1-6: superficial fungus infection (pustular);
S2C14P8-1-3: erythroderma;
S2C14P8-4-5: guttate psoriasis;
S2C14P8-6-7: psoriasis (including so-called inverse psoriasis);
S2C14P8-8-10: guttate psoriasis; S2C14aP8a-1 & 2: guttate psoriasis;
S2C15P9-1-4: pityriasis rubra pilaris;
S2C16P10-1-7: necrolytic migratory erythema;
S2C17P11-1-3: Hay-Well syndrome;
S2C17P11-4-6; acrodermatitis enteropathica; S2C18P12-1-3: acrodermatitis enteropathica.
SECTION MAP
Section 1: inflammation, general aspects;
Section 2: spongiotic and psoriasiform disorders;
Section 3: lichen planus-like disorders;
Section 4: lichenoid disorders (erythema multiforme-like and pityriasic disorders;
Section 5: lichenoid disorders (lupus erythematosus-like);
Section 6: vesiculo-bullous disorders (1);
Section 7: vesiculo-bullous disorders (2);
Section 8: vasculitides;
Section 9: collagenoses;
Section 10: panniculitides;
Section 11: infectious disorders;
Section 12: granulomatous disorders;
Section 13: borderline disorders;
Section 14: clinical photographs;
Section 15: borderland2;
Site diagram;
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