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Cutaneous Squamous Cell Carcinoma,of risk factors. Among these, advanced age, male gender, light eye color and skin type, exposure to ultraviolet radiation, human papillomavirus infection, and immunosuppression are frequently cited. Individuals aged 65 and older make up the largest portion of reported cases of cutaneous squamous cel

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Disorders of the Oropharynx,lation, disorders of the oropharynx are associated with major complications in nutrition, respiratory illness, depression, increased length of hospital stays, and mortality. Dermatologic assessment of the head and neck extends beyond the identification of lesions whose primary site is the oropharynx

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Geriatric Psoriasis: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Care,ions, and epidemiology. An in-depth review of the immunopathophysiology of psoriasis, focusing on how age-related changes in the skin and immune system, can impact disease presentation and management is presented. The many unique challenges of managing psoriasis in older adults, including comorbidit

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Geriatric Sarcoidosis,n to have elderly- onset sarcoidosis, or EOS. This chapter discusses the epidemiology, comorbidities, skin manifestations, risk factors, and treatments of EOS. Clinical presentation is covered in- depth, with an emphasis on how skin lesion subtypes may be similar or different in this population vers

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Herpes Zoster in Older Adults: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Care Strategies,nt infection with varicella-zoster virus; it is a common disease in older adults. HZ is the result of a decline in immune status as one ages; the virus travels down sensory nerves to produce an itchy painful rash that can lead to debilitating chronic pain. Development of HZ and complications such as

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Seborrheic Dermatitis in the Geriatric Population,ange with it being classically described as greasy, erythematous, scaly patches affecting any regions with sebaceous glands such as the scalp, face, and body. The microbe implicated in this reaction is a yeast species named Malassezia that thrives off the sebum produced. The disease is multifaceted

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Seborrheic Dermatitis in the Geriatric Population, a vulnerable subset due to the stigma, metabolic, comorbid, and lifestyle changes they face. This chapter addresses unique conditions and considerations that relate to quality of life in older adults.