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A Study on Evaluating the Economical Burden of Skin Diseases: Fungal Infections and Scabies

Published : 07th July 2025
Authors : Patel Keval Ashvinbhai*, Parera Sneh Sanjivkumar, Patel Dhruvi Ketan, Solanki Jaydeep Maheshbhai
Citation : Ashvinbhai PK, et al. (2025). A Study on Evaluating the Economical Burden of Skin Diseases: Fungal Infections and Scabies. Mathews J Dermatol. 9(2):30.

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Characteristic Facial Features Change Over Time

Published : 27th May 2025
Authors : Sinisa Franjic*
Citation : Franjic S. (2025). Characteristic Facial Features Change Over Time. Mathews J Dermatol. 9(1):29.

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Preservation of Cosmetics against Microbial Contamination

Published : 05th May 2025
Author : Fatimah M Alshehrei*
Citation : Alshehrei FM. (2025). Preservation of Cosmetics against Microbial Contamination. Mathews J Dermatol. 9(1):28.

Case Report

A Case of Solitary Pseudo-Ainhum of the Right 4th Toe at the University Clinic of Dermatology-Venereology of the Hubert Koutoukou Maga National University Hospital Center in Cotonou

Published : 24th March 2025
Authors : Pierre Kitha^1,3,4,*, Fabrice Akpadjan^2,3, Dahlia Tounouga^1,3, Cordule Balola^1,3, Ndembi Yeouna^1,3, Fabienne Adandenjan^1,3, Marielle Ragi^1,3, Berenice Degboe^1,3, Noelle Seidjip⁴, Hugues Adegbidi^1,3, Félix Atadokpede^1,3
Citation : Kitha P, et al. (2025). A Case of Solitary Pseudo-Ainhum of the Right 4^th Toe at the University Clinic of Dermatology-Venereology of the Hubert Koutoukou Maga National University Hospital Center in Cotonou. Mathews J Dermatol. 9(1):27.

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Erysipelas of the Scrotum, A Rare Clinical Entity of Acute Non-Necrotizing Bacterial Dermohypodermatitis: A Case at CDTUB - Allada (Benin)

Published : 28th February 2025
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Citation : Akpadjan F, et al. (2025). Erysipelas of the Scrotum, A Rare Clinical Entity of Acute Non-Necrotizing Bacterial Dermohypodermatitis: A Case at CDTUB - Allada (Benin). Mathews J Dermatol. 9(1):26.

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Primary Syphilis Masquerading as a Tumour-like Foreskin Mass

Published : 05th November 2024
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