This episode will lay the groundwork for the first several seasons.  We will start with a brief introduction to the 5 morphologic reaction patterns from the paper “An approach to clinical dermatologic diagnosis based on morphologic reaction patterns” (reference below).  We will then end with an exclusive interview with the paper’s author Dr. Charles Gropper, who is an associate clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in NY.  Paper reference:  Gropper, CA. 2001. An approach to clinical dermatologic diagnosis based on morphologic reaction patterns. Clinical cornerstone, 4(1), p1-14.

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