DERMATOLOGÍA REVISTA MEXICANA

Dermatology and the ecological crisis: The skin as a sentinel organ.

Demographic, clinical and therapeutic characteristics of people with hidradenitis suppurativa treated in dermatological medical care centers in Colombia.

Frank’s sign as a dermatological marker of chronic kidney disease and a predictor of mortality in hospitalized patients.

Topical crisaborole in the management of atopic dermatitis.

Use of artificial intelligence for the differentiation between melanoma and atypical melanocytic nevus.

Immunometabolism: An emerging perspective in dermatology.

Giant atypical pilomatrichoma in childhood, an unusual diagnosis.

Relapsing polychondritis mimicking leishmaniasis.

Pellagra in alcoholic patients.

PsEma: A rare dermatological entity with features of psoriasis and eczema.

Capecitabine-induced discoid lupus erythematosus.

Generalized argyria, a rare cause of skin pigmentation.

Giant metastatic porocarcinoma.

Costello syndrome, a rare genetic syndrome with dermatological lesions.

Behind the velvet: The untold story of photoprotection.

Pediculosis as a mirror of everyday life in art.

Obesity as a factor of therapeutic resistance in psoriasis: Relevance of the multidisciplinary approach in Mexico.

Aggressive cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma in the gluteal region: An uncommon location with metastatic behavior.

Beneath the enemy’s skin: A case diagnosis of loxoscelism.