Baruch K
Clin Podiatr Med Surg. 1986 Jul;3(3):399-411.
Dr. Baruch presents some of the most common pediatric lower extremity skin conditions seen in clinical practice. The conditions that he discusses appear to be relatively easy to diagnose in the early stages; however, some of them, such as contact dermatitis and atopic dermatitis, may be hard to distinguish from one another. I have to admit that I have never seen lichen planus in the pediatric age group; I will need to keep looking. I agree with Dr. Baruch that classification of lesions into either the primary and secondary groups will aid in diagnosis and treatment. It also seems that the ever-present verrucae is the most common pediatric condition seen in our office, and we have taken similar steps in treating this condition with blunt dissection with excellent results.
巴鲁克医生介绍了临床实践中一些最常见的小儿下肢皮肤疾病。他所讨论的这些病症在早期似乎相对容易诊断；然而，其中一些病症，如接触性皮炎和特应性皮炎，可能很难相互区分。我不得不承认，我从未在小儿年龄组中见过扁平苔藓；我需要继续留意。我同意巴鲁克医生的观点，将皮损分为原发性和继发性两类将有助于诊断和治疗。在我们诊所，似乎一直存在的疣是最常见的小儿病症，而且我们在治疗这种病症时采取了类似的钝性剥离步骤，效果极佳。
