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 Part
1: The concept of evidence-based dermatology
Editor: Andrew Herxheimer
1. The field and its boundaries
Luigi Naldi
2. The rationale for evidence-based dermatology
Hywel Williams and Michael Bigby
3. The role of the consumer in evidence-based dermatology
Andrew Herxheimer and Maxine Whitton
4. The Cochrane Skin Group
Tina Leonard, Finola Delamere and Dédée Murell
Part 2: The critical appraisal toolbox
Editor: Michael Bigby
5. Formulating well-built clinical questions
Berthold Rzany and Michael Bigby
6. Finding the best evidence
Michael Bigby
7. The hierarchy of evidence
Michael Bigby
8. How to critically appraise systematic reviews and meta-analyses
Michael Bigby and Hywel Williams
9. How to critically appraise a study reporting effectiveness
of an intervention
Hywel Williams
10. How to assess the evidence for the safety of medical
interventions
Luigi Naldi
11. How to critically appraise pharmacoeconomic studies
Suephy C Chen
12. Applying the evidence back to the patient
Hywel Williams
Part 3: The evidence
Section A: Common inflammatory skin diseases
Editor: Luigi Naldi
13. Acne vulgaris (tables: MS-Word Doc)
Sarah E Garner
14. Papulopustular rosacea
Alfredo Rebora
15. Perioral dermatitis
Aditya K Gupta and Jacqueline E Swan
16. Hand eczema
Pieter-Jan Coenraads, A Marco van Coevorden and Thomas
Diepgen
17. Atopic eczema
Hywel Williams, Kim Thomas, Dominic Smethurst, Jane Ravenscroft
and Carolyn Charman
18. Seborrhoeic dermatitis
Mauro Picardo and Norma Cameli
19. Psoriasis
Robert JG Chalmers
20. Lichen planus
Laurence Le Cleach, Olivier Chosidow and Bernard Cribier
21. Acute urticaria
Torsten Schäfer
Section B: Skin cancer
Editor: Hywel Williams
22. Prevention of skin cancer
Ros Weston
23. Do sunscreens reduce the incidence of skin cancers?
Ros Weston
24. Cutaneous melanoma
Dafydd Roberts and Thomas Crosby
25. Squamous cell carcinoma
Nanette J Liégeois and Suzanne Olbricht
26. Basal cell carcinoma
Fiona Bath and William Perkins
27. Primary cutaneous T-cell lymphoma
Sean Whittaker
28. Actinic keratoses and Bowen's disease
Seaver L Soon, Elizabeth A Cooper, Peterson Pierre, Aditya
K Gupta and Suephy C Chen
29. Kaposi's sarcoma
Imogen Locke and Margaret F Spittle
Section C: Infective skin diseases
Editors: Thomas Diepgen and Hywel Williams
30. Local treatments for cutaneous warts
Sam Gibbs
31. Impetigo
Sander Koning, Lisette WA van Suijlekom-Smit and Johannes
C van der Wouden
32. Athlete's foot
Fay Crawford
33. Onychomycosis
Aditya K Gupta, Jennifer Ryder, Robyn Bluhm
34. Tinea capitis
Urbà González
35. Candidiasis
Peter von den Driesch
36. Deep fungal infections
Roderick J Hay
Section D: Infestations
Editor: Berthold Rzany
37. Scabies
Ian F Burgess
38. Head lice
Ian F Burgess and Ciara S Dodd
39. Insect bites
Michael Kulig and Jacqueline Müller-Nordhorn
Section E: Disorders of pigmentation
Editor: Berthold Rzany
40. Vitiligo
Cinzia Masini and Damiano Abeni
41. Melasma
Asad Salim, Mónica Rengifo-Pardo, Sam Vincent and
Luis Gabriel Cuervo-Amore
Section F: Hair problems
Editor: Berthold Rzany
42. Male and female androgenetic alopecia
Hans Wolff
43. Alopecia areata
Rod Sinclair and Catherine E Scarff
Section G: Leg ulceration
Editor: Berthold Rzany
44. Venous ulcers
Jonathan Kantor and David J Margolis
Section H: Less common skin disorders
Editor: Michael Bigby
45. Cutaneous lupus erythematosus
Susan Jessop and David Whitelaw
46. Dermatomyositis
Jeffrey P Callen
47. Bullous pemphigoid
Maria Roest, Vanessa Venning, Nonhlanhla Khumalo, Gudula
Kirtschig and Fenella Wojnarowska
48. Pemphigus
Brian R Sperber and Victoria P Werth
49 . Cutaneous manifestations of sarcoidosis
Anne Hawk and Joseph C English III
50. Erythema multiforme
Pierre Dominique Ghislain and J Claude Roujeau
51. Stevens-Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis
Pierre Dominique Ghislain and J Claude Roujeau
52. Focal hyperhidrosis
Berthold Rzany and Daniel M Spinner
53. The idiopathic photodermatoses
Robert S Dawe and James Ferguson
Part 4: The future of evidence-based dermatology
Editor: Luigi Naldi
54. Where do we go from here?
Hywel Williams
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