Part 1 book “ABC of dermatology” has contents: Treatment of psoriasis, eczema and dermatitis, eczema and dermatitis, rashes with epidermal changes, blisters and pustules, leg ulcers, leg ulcers, the hair and scalp, diseases of the nails, lumps and bumps, and other contents. | OF es ud m cl Ro In D C ABC DERMATOLOGY FOURTH EDITION Paul K Buxton ABC OF DERMATOLOGY Fourth Edition ABC of Dermatology CD Rom Features ABC of Dermatology PDF eBook ● ● Bookmarked and hyperlinked for instant access to all headings and topics Fully indexed and searchable text—just click the “Search Text” button Artwork slideshow ● ● ● Every diagram and photograph from the book, organised by chapter Hover over a image thumbnail and the caption will appear in a pop-up window Click on the image thumbnail to view at full-screen size, then use the left and right cursor keys to view the previous or next figure PDA Edition sample chapter ● ● ● ● ● A chapter from ABC of Dermatology, adapted for use on handheld devices such as Palm and Pocket PC Click on the underlined text to view an image (or images) relevant to the text concerned Uses Mobipocket Reader technology, compatible with all PDA devices and also available for Windows Follow the on-screen instructions on the relevant part of the CD Rom to install Mobipocket for your device Full title available in this format for purchase as a download from BMJ Books catalogue ● Instant access to BMJ Books full catalogue, including an order form Instructions for use The CD Rom should start automatically upon insertion, on all Windows systems. The menu screen will appear and you can then navigate by clicking on the headings. If the CD Rom does not start automatically upon insertion, please browse using “Windows Explorer” and double-click the file “”. Tips To minimise the bookmarks pane so that you can zoom the page to full screen width, simply click on the “Bookmarks” tab on the left of your screen. The bookmarks can be accessed again at any time by simply clicking this tab again. To search the text simply click on “Search Text”, then type into the window provided. You can stop the search at any time by clicking “Stop Search”, and can then navigate directly to a search .
