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Propranolol for infantile hemangiomas: Start to finish

Propranolol is first-line therapy for patients with infantile hemangiomas that warrant therapeutic intervention.

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Mastering dermatology

Every dermatologist should strive to be a master clinician.

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Antihypertensive agents and eczema

Antihypertensive agents, especially diuretics and calcium channel blockers, may cause eczematous dermatoses in older patients.

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Giving a NOD2 to Yao syndrome

The number of cases of Yao syndrome due to mutations in NOD2 has been increasing. It should be in the differential diagnosis of patients manifesting recurrent fever, rashes, musculoskeletal, gastrointestinal, and sicca-like symptoms.

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Living with trimethylaminuria

Both primary and secondary trimethylaminuria can be socially debilitating. While dietary manipulation remains the cornerstone of treatment, our understanding of the disease may allow enzyme replacement or gene therapy for a brighter future.

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Treatments for renal IgA vasculitis are beginning to flow

Renal disease is the most severe complication of IgA vasculitis. New treatments such as iptacopan and atrasentan are promising novel therapies for this challenging disease.


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