Pattern of Noninfectious Pediatric Dermatoses at a Tertiary Care Center in Gujarat
Introduction: Pediatric dermatoses are commonly encountered in the dermatology outpatient department with various presentations in the form of infective and noninfective dermatoses. The incidence and severity of these dermatoses are influenced by geographic, cultural, genetic factors and socioeconom...
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| description | Introduction: Pediatric dermatoses are commonly encountered in the dermatology outpatient department with various presentations in the form of infective and noninfective dermatoses. The incidence and severity of these dermatoses are influenced by geographic, cultural, genetic factors and socioeconomic status. This study was planned to evaluate the burden and pattern of disease among children. Materials and Methods: This was an ambispective observational cohort study, and all the children |
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