Is it possible to talk about a Latin-American Dermatology or about a branch of this specialty oriented to mixed race people?

2008, Number 1

Dermatología Cosmética, Médica y Quirúrgica 2008; 6 (1)

Miniño M

Language: Spanish
References: 8
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Nordlung, J. y J. P. Ortonne, “The normal color of human skin”, en J. Nordlung, R. Boissy, V. Hearing, R. King, W. Oetting y J. P. Ortonne (eds.), The Pigmentary System: Physiology & Pathophysiology, 2a ed., Blackwell Pub, Mass. 2006, 504-520.
Nordlung, J., J. P. Ortonne, T. Cestari, P. Grimes y H. Chan, “Confusions about color: Formulating a more precise lexicon for pigmentation, pigmentary disorders and abnormalities of chromatics”, J. Am. Acad. Derm. 2006; 54 (5): 291-297.
Taylor, S., W. Westerhof, I. Sungbin y J. Lim, “Noninvasive techniques for the evaluation of skin color”, J. Am. Acad. Derm. 2006; 54 (5): 282-290.
Miniño, M., “¿Una dermatología latinoamericana?”, ponencia presentada en el II Congreso Dermo-Caribe, Cartagena, Colombia, 2006.
Taylor, S., “Structure and function of skin color”, Skin color around the World (Symposia), XXI World Congress of Dermatology, Buenos Aires, 2007.
Cestari, T., “Melasma”, Skin color around the World (Symposia), XXI World Congress of Dermatology, Buenos Aires, 2007.
Miniño, M., “Hypopigmentation”, Skin color around the World” (Symposia), XXI World Congress of Dermatology, Buenos Aires, 2007.