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The 15 pages that link to Dermatology, each with the reason it gives.

• Optical coherence tomographyRelated: OCT can image skin microstructure without removing tissue, complementing visual examination and biopsy.

• KeloidNarrower topic: Keloid diagnosis and treatment sit within the broader practice of skin medicine.

• RheumatologyRelated: Skin findings can reveal or accompany systemic rheumatic diseases, requiring coordinated care.

• Keratosis pilarisNarrower topic: Dermatologists distinguish this common condition from other follicular eruptions.

• Skin infectionNarrower topic: Dermatology diagnoses and manages infections alongside noninfectious skin disease.

• CosmetologyCompared with: Dermatology treats disease, while cosmetology generally focuses on appearance and routine care.

• PodiatryCompared with: Podiatrists treat many foot skin and nail conditions, while dermatologists manage disorders across the body.

• TrichologyNarrower topic: Dermatology provides the medical framework for diagnosing scalp and hair disorders.

• Delusional parasitosisNarrower topic: Dermatologic examination can identify treatable skin conditions and document the absence of infestation.

• Human skinNarrower topic: It diagnoses and treats conditions involving the body's outer organ.

• Werner syndromeRelated: Skin changes and ulcers are prominent features requiring clinical attention.

• Male cosmeticsNarrower topic: Clinical evidence can distinguish useful product differences from branding-driven claims.

• Periorbital dark circlesNarrower topic: Dermatologists assess pigment, inflammation, and skin structure that may contribute to dark circles.

• Skin and Connective Tissue DiseasesNarrower topic: It evaluates skin findings across infectious, inflammatory, genetic, and systemic disease.

• Uncombable hair syndromeNarrower topic: The syndrome is recognized and evaluated as a disorder affecting hair.