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April 04-05, 2018 | Miami, USA
International Conference on
Internal Medicine & Practice and Primary Care
International Meeting on
Breast Pathology & Cancer Diagnosis
A
large number of females visit their primary care physician
for vulvo-vaginal dermatoses. Most of these cutaneous
eruptions are diagnosed as a fungal infection/candidiasis/STD
and are prescribed treatment accordingly. Quite a few of these
gynecologic skin eruptions are actually not related to candida
or STD’s. In this presentation, we will aim to show which some
of the other most common clinical conditions are likely to be
encountered and what are some diagnostic “pearls” when
evaluating these disorders. Accurate assessment and prompt
recognition of some of these cutaneous vulvo-vaginal eruptions
will offer the practicing clinician with the ability to offer
appropriate treatment according to the clinical condition and
thus have final resolution and patient satisfaction.
Speaker Biography
Ayyaz M Shah is a Dermatologist and Cosmetic Laser Surgeon practicing in Orlando,
Florida. He has completed his graduation in Medicine from New York Institute of
Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine and is Board Certified in Dermatology,
Family Medicine and Laser Surgery. He has been in clinical practice for almost 20 years
and has been a recipient of many awards such as Top Doctor and National Winner
Dermatology by Doctors Choice Awards amongst others. He currently serves as
Medical Director at Ideal Image Central Florida (Laser Hair Removal Company) and Hair
Loss Control Clinic (HLCC). In addition, He serves as Assistant Professor of Dermatology
at University of Central Florida College of Medicine.
e:
shahderm786@msn.comAyyaz M Shah
Global Dermatology Institute, USA
Gynecologic Dermatology