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04:36 Drug rash remake (2016 remake) Drug rash remake (2016 remake)	Drug rash remake (2016 remake) Drug rash is a useful 'suitcase' of a diagnosis. But what is inside? antibiotic radiologists morphological pattern describe agents anaphylaxis skin dermatology fixed drug caption complete clinical medicine develop prognosis drug rash progress widespread pigmentation medical terminology drug reaction edinburgh medical school patient reaction seconds measles drug eruptions effects captionasr infectious diseases response epidermal acute rashes cell death legal terms severe drugs From Jonathan Rees on July 28th, 2016 0 likes 47 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created July 28th, 2016
14:49 Skin biology: pigmentation Skin biology: pigmentation	Skin biology: pigmentation What is the purpose of human pigmentation? How does it work and what happens if skin pigmentation is not suited to the environment? This video is designed for year 1 students and those in the (new)… d.n.a.pale skin ultraviolet radiation facultative pigmentation u.v.color skincancer hats concepts in physics ultraviolet radiation exposure libertarian theory young boy cutaneous conditions sun hat skin dermatology sufficient amounts caption complete minimize damage harmful effects d.n.a. damage web colors red arrows medicine pigmentation skin anatomy arresting image dark skin nuclear physics edinburgh medical school skin color cell carcinomas radiation effects optical spectrum effects melamine pigmentation surrounding keratin contemporary art individualism normal skin color electromagnetic spectrum feel melamine biology terminology young girl red hair melanin pigmentation bright red hair political philosophy basal cell keratin ascites body regions melanin protect skin cancer visible spectrum sun block vision d.n.a. repair From Jonathan Rees on April 4th, 2016 0 likes 214 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created April 4th, 2016
09:34 Pigmented lesion? What to do next. Pigmented lesion? What to do next.	Pigmented lesion? What to do next. How do you approach clinically the patient with a suspicious pigmented lesion? What types of pathology must you consider, and when and how do you carry out surgery. emotion hemoglobin skincancer main pigments malema citic separate keratosis pigmented lesion cutaneous conditions skin morphology patient pathology medical terminology melanoma question emotions color oral pathology monocytes breslow thickness medicine citic pigmentation skin anatomy lesion local excision dermatology vascular diagnostic pressure dermatologic terminology millimeter margin melanin breslow thickness determines pigment malana citic benign lesion predictor hemoglobins effects From Jonathan Rees on February 18th, 2016 0 likes 64 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created February 18th, 2016
04:49 Skin cancer: an unhelpful term? Skin cancer: an unhelpful term?	Skin cancer: an unhelpful term? Skin cancers behave very differently biologically. Is the term still useful in the clinic? oncology metastasize cancer case fatality skincancer skin ultraviolet radiation cell carcinoma dermatology melanoma percent question reality monocytes medicine contrast term skin cancer patient basal cell carcinoma non-melanoma skin cancer differences carcinoma effects fatality carotene develop clinical behavior melanin pigmentation derived tumors skin cancer north european From Jonathan Rees on February 17th, 2016 0 likes 49 plays 0 Publisher Jonathan Rees Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Share A Like Language English Date Created February 17th, 2016

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