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Cutis is a peer-reviewed clinical journal for the dermatologist, allergist, and general practitioner published monthly since 1965. Concise clinical articles present the practical side of dermatology, helping physicians to improve patient care. Cutis is referenced in Index Medicus/MEDLINE and is written and edited by industry leaders.
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A peer-reviewed, indexed journal for dermatologists with original research, image quizzes, cases and reviews, and columns.
The Role of Cutaneous Surgery in Dermatology [letter]
What Is Your Diagnosis? Hidrotic Ectodermal Dysplasia
Warning Signs [editorial]
The BEST Study: Improving Satisfaction and Efficacy in Patients With Multiple Grades of Acne Who Are Dissatisfied With Their Current Acne Treatment
Tacrolimus Ointment 0.1% Produces Repigmentation in Patients With Vitiligo: Results of a Prospective Patient Series
Oral Cephalosporin Antibiotics: An Overview of Clinical Pharmacology and Dermatologic Applications
A Patient With Extensive Stem Cell Factor–Induced Hyperpigmentation
Merkel Cell Tumor Presenting as a Painful Patch Lesion on the Right Arm
Comment on "Defining Skin of Color" (Cutis. 2002;69:435-437)[letter]
Vitamin B12 Deficiency: A Case Report of Ongoing Cutaneous Hyperpigmentation (See Erratum 2003;71:322.)
We describe an interesting case of a man with recurrent cutaneous and hematologic manifestations of vitamin B12 deficiency. In this deficiency, the skin, central nervous system, blood, and blood-forming tissues are commonly involved. We describe an overview of vitamin B12 deficiency and the successful treatment of a patient’s ongoing cutaneous hyperpigmentation.
We describe an interesting case of a man with recurrent cutaneous and hematologic manifestations of vitamin B12 deficiency. In this deficiency, the skin, central nervous system, blood, and blood-forming tissues are commonly involved. We describe an overview of vitamin B12 deficiency and the successful treatment of a patient’s ongoing cutaneous hyperpigmentation.
We describe an interesting case of a man with recurrent cutaneous and hematologic manifestations of vitamin B12 deficiency. In this deficiency, the skin, central nervous system, blood, and blood-forming tissues are commonly involved. We describe an overview of vitamin B12 deficiency and the successful treatment of a patient’s ongoing cutaneous hyperpigmentation.