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Archives of General Internal Medicine

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WORLD NEPHROLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS CONGRESS

DERMATOLOGY AND TRICHOLOGY

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Arch Gen Intern Med 2018, Volume 2 | DOI: 10.4066/2591-7951-C5-015

PATTERN OF SKIN DISEASE IN HAIL REGION OF SAUDI ARABIA

Fawwaz Al Shammrie

and

Amirah Al Shammrie

King Saud University, Saudi Arabia

Objective:

To know the most common types of skin diseases in Hail region and compare it with similar studies in other previous

study in Hail region.

Methods:

A 10-month retrospective study of the common skin diseases, which was recorded in King Khalid Hospital, Hail, Saudi

Arabia, within the period started from 1–1–2008 to 31–12–2014 with missing two years during this period 2010–2011 for totally

five years, from registration record of outpatient clinic.

Results:

We recorded manually from registration record 13778 patients, comprising 5473 (40%) male and 8305 (60%) female

within the study period. Eczema is the most common dermatological disease (37%) with atopic dermatitis forming (12%) among

all eczema patients, followed by acne (20%), alopecia (8%), other pigmentary (7%) with vitiligo comprising (7%) which is the most

common pigmentary lesion of the total, viral wart (7%), psoriasis (4%), leishmania(4%),Tinea (2%), other pilosebaceous (1%) and

the other (3%).

Conclusion:

Dermatitis, acne, vitiligo, alopecia, viral wart and psoriasis are the most common top six skin diseases in hail region

compared to other previous study in Hail region. The prevalence of skin disease in any community depends upon various factors,

namely the genetic, racial constitution, the social and hygienic standards, customs and occupations, the nutritional status, age

structure of the community, climatic factors and state of industrialization.