Military Dermatology

Military Dermatology

Cutaneous Cold Weather Injuries in the US Military

Author:
Robert A. Kowtoniuk, DO
Yizhen E. Liu, MD
Jonathan P. Jeter, MD

Service members of the US Military are at risk for cutaneous cold weather injuries due to the demands of military training, combat operations, and...

Military Dermatology

Apremilast Uses and Relevance to the Military

Author:
Nathanael E. Hathaway, MD
Willis Hughes Lyford, MD

Apremilast is a versatile and easy-to-use therapeutic option for treatment of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Dermatologists should consider...

Military Dermatology

Skin Cancer in the US Military

Author:
Ryan Gall, MD
Michelle Bongiorno, MD
Kent Handfield, MD, MPH

This review proposes education of individual military servicemembers regarding skin cancer prevention and identification, increasing the...

Military Dermatology

Fighting Acne for the Fighting Forces

Author:
Catherine Brahe, MD
Kristopher Peters, DO

Military servicemembers face unique challenges in the management of acne due to operational and medical readiness considerations.

Military Dermatology

Acne Keloidalis Nuchae in the Armed Forces

Author:
Catherine Brahe, MD
Kristopher Peters, DO
Nicole Meunier, MD

The active-duty military population faces unique challenges in the treatment of acne keloidalis nuchae because personal appearance and grooming...

Military Dermatology

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Dermatology

Author:
Jonathan P. Jeter, MD
Emily B. Wong, MD

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy can be considered for the treatment of failing cutaneous grafts and flaps, chronic ulcerations caused by vasculitis or...

Military Dermatology

Atopic Dermatitis in the US Military

Author:
Kelly L. Riegleman, MD
G. Strider Farnsworth, MD
Emily B. Wong, MD

Nonmilitary providers play a critical role in the diagnosis and management of atopic dermatitis (AD) in children and adolescents who may one day...

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