Resimed 145 (Part 02) continues the in-depth discussion on Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a group of inherited blistering disorders characterized by extreme skin fragility.
This session delves deeper into:
Classification and subtypes of Epidermolysis Bullosa
Diagnostic approach and confirmatory investigations
Role of histopathology, immunofluorescence, and genetic testing
Clinical implications for long-term management and patient care
An essential continuation for dermatologists, pediatricians, pathologists and postgraduate students seeking a structured understanding of EB beyond clinical presentation.
By : Dr. Grurdatta Baraka; Dr. Manoj Srinivasa
The Future of Melasma & PIH Management How Advanced Formulations Optimise Clinical Outcomes
Resimed 176 | Erythroderma – Case Presentation
Vitiligo Phototherapy Webinar | Home-Based and Office-Based Phototherapy | Expert Dermatology Discussion
Resimed 175 | The Many Faces of Tinea: A Pediatric Perspective
The Future of Melasma & PIH Management How Advanced Formulations Optimise Clinical Outcomes
Resimed 176 | Erythroderma – Case Presentation
Vitiligo Phototherapy Webinar | Home-Based and Office-Based Phototherapy | Expert Dermatology Discussion
Resimed 175 | The Many Faces of Tinea: A Pediatric Perspective
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