PRACTICAL PSORIASIS THERAPY

"The purpose of this book is not to revoew in detail the current theories on parthogenesis of the disease nor the mechanisms of possible actions of the different forms of therapy. Rather. the major purpose of [this book] is to provide clinicians with a concise yet comprehensive reference about the important therapies that are now available and that may become available in the near future for the management of this chronic and relapsing skin problem." The contributors to this volume are: Anderson, Andrews, Ashton, Chalet, Cornell, Hartman, Horwitz, Kingston, the editor, Menter, Moy, and Weinstein. Nineteen papers, 201 pages, with tables, diagrams, half-tones, and Index; plus xvii pages, Contributors, Preface, Foreword, Contents, and [13] Color Plates; references at the end of each paper. Covers show scant shelf use; text is clean and strong.