Psoriasis Images
This image gallery includes images from JDD articles and case reports on psoriasis or conditions related to psoriasis. Images are the property of JDD and no use or reproduction of the images may be made without the express written consent of JDD. For more psoriasis images, visit the inclusive dermatology atlas online image gallery.
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- Nail Psoriasis
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- Nail Psoriasis
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- Nail Psoriasis
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- Psoriasis Rebound after Treatment Discontinuation
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- Lapiere’s Type Pustular Psoriasis
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- Lapiere’s Type Pustular Psoriasis
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- Psoriasis
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- Psoriasis Verrucosa
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- Scalp Psoriasis
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- Palmoplantar Psoriasis
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- Hyperkeratotic Psoriasis
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- Psoriasis Plaque
Images are the property of JDD and protected by copyright. For more psoriasis images, visit the inclusive dermatology atlas online image gallery.
Podcast Episodes
What Women Don’t Want … Psoriasis
What questions should you be asking? What matters most when discussing therapeutic options? What is the best way to partner to ensure a long term relationship? If we could read minds this podcast would not be necessary but alas, it sorely is. Check it out!
Picking up on Prescribing Patterns for Psoriasis: A Real Deal Assessment
We (and our patients) are fortunate to live during a time when we have many safe and effective options to treat a chronic inflammatory skin disease such as Psoriasis. We are reminded of this, nay inundated, with warm and fuzzy headlines in the lay dermatology press that humblebrag said efficacy. However, how does this translate to the real world, when the perfect, neat lines of clinical trials are blurred by practical issues such as access, patient and practitioner perception, and long term use and efficacy? In a JDD Podcast first, we had not one but two investigators share their work and first steps to evaluate just that.
To Treat or Not To Treat: Systemic Therapy Considerations for Psoriasis in the Setting of Malignancy
I’m a biologic girl in a biologic world…or so I think myself and never say out loud when reviewing therapeutic options for moderate to severe psoriasis. We are so fortunate to have so many wonderful options, however certain clinical scenarios may limit our ability to capitalize on said armament mostly due to limited experience and data. Enter previous malignancy – in most phase 3 studies these patients are weeded out or the history of malignancy must be at least 5 years prior to entry. So what to do? Our colleagues at Tufts Medical Center asked this very question. Tune in to hear what Dr. David Rosmarin, Assistant Professor of Dermatology and Residency Program Director learned from performing a retrospective chart review and how his work and his experience guides his clinical decision making when managing psoriasis. Don’t flake (or is it scale?)….check it out.
Ask the Investigator: Shedding Some Light on Phototherapy Protocols for Psoriasis and Tips to Improve Patient Screening and Treatment
In this edition of the JDD Podcast, Dr. Adam Friedman reviews phototherapy protocols and pearls with psoriasis expert Dr. Jashin Wu, Director of Research at Kaiser Permanente based on his study published in the August 2016 Journal of Drugs in Dermatology titled “Comparison of Phototherapy Guidelines for Psoriasis: A Critical Appraisal and Comprehensive Review.” Also tune in to hear how Dr. Wu counsels his psoriasis patients on psoriasis comorbidities and initiates, and manages them with phototherapy, topicals, and systemic immunosuppressants.
