AI Article Synopsis
- Many physicians view dermatology as having few emergencies, mainly because most of the work happens in an office setting.
- However, dermatologists do encounter emergencies through referrals and consultations, even if they are rare.
- It's crucial for dermatologists to recognize signs of skin-related poisoning to provide timely and effective treatment when such emergencies arise.*
Article Abstract
Dermatology is frequently viewed by physician and surgical colleagues as a specialty with few emergencies. Although the majority of dermatology practice is in the office setting, cutaneous emergencies do occur through referrals from primary care and as ward consults. Even though cutaneous signs of poisoning would be an uncommon emergency consultation, it is important for dermatologists to be aware of the clinical presentations so as to be able instigate appropriate time critical treatments.
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