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Figure 1. A 14-year-old boy 1 year after treatment with antibiotics and keatolytic agents. There has been no improvement. This patient meets the criteria for Accutane. See also article by Usatine elsewhere in this issue. Figure 2. Moderately severe rosacea on the midface of an adult man. Extensive papules and flushing are noted on the cheeks, a site more commonly affected in women. See also article by Zuber elsewhere in this issue. Figure 3. Tinea capitis. Note the inflammation of the skin associated with alopecia. (Courtesy of TJ Zuber, MD, Saginaw, MI.) See also article by Jackson elsewhere in this issue. Figure 4. Longitudinal melanonychia. (Courtesy of TJ Zuber, MD, Saginaw, MI.) See also article by Mayeaux elsewhere in this issue. Figure 5. Peronychia drained with a number 11 blade. (Courtesy of TJ Zuber, MD, Saginaw, MI.) See also article by Mayeaux elsewhere in this issue. Figure 6. Lichen planus of the hand and wrist area. (Courtesy of TJ Zuber, MD, Saginaw, MI.) See also article by Paron elsewhere in this issue. Figure 7. Inverse psoriasis. (Courtesy of TJ Zuber, MD, Saginaw, MI.) See also article by Drew elsewhere in this issue. Figure 8. Tinea pedis, moccasin type. (Courtesy of TJ Zuber, MD, Saginaw, MI.) See also article by Rupke elsewhere in this issue.

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Figure 9. Acinis keratosis of the arm. (Courtesy of TJ Zuber, MD, Saginaw, MI.) See also article by Lincoln elsewhere in this issue. Figure 10. 5-70 cream therapy. (Courtesy of TJ Zuber, MD, Saginaw, MI.)See also article by Lincoln elsewhere in this issue. Figure 11. Squamous cell carcinoma of the leg. (Courtesy of TJ Zuber, MD, Saginaw, MI.) See also article by Garner elsewhere in this issue. Figure 12. Patch of atopic dermatitis on extremity. (Courtesy of TJ Zuber, MD, Saginaw, MI.) See also article by Jaffe elsewhere in this issue.