South Carolina Academy of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (SCADDS) 2023 Annual Meeting

South Carolina Academy of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (SCADDS) 2023 Annual Meeting is organized by South Carolina Academy of Dermatology and Dermatologic Surgery (SCADDS) and will be held from Apr 14 - 15, 2023 at Francis Marion Hotel, Charleston, South Carolina, United States of America.

Learning Objectives:
Listed below are the objectives that each attendee should be able to achieve at the end of these scientific sessions.

Updates from and Reflections on a Multidisciplinarian CTCL Clinic
• Review the latest updates in cutaneous T-cell lymphoma for the general dermatologist
• Introduce the multidisciplinary CLTC team to dermatologists across the state.
• Discuss the efforts of collaboration of the team and providers across the state.

Mastery over Hidradenitis Suppurativa for every Dermatologist
• Describe the patient as well as disease features that inform the treatment choices in the HS
• Provide a variety of medical therapies for those suffering from HS.
• Determine which office procedures are suitable for patients with HS.
• Successfully complete deroofing and intralesional injections of steroid to treat HS

Lessons in Medicine Words to Help You
Know when you need assistance from a physician
Show how vignettes from clinical trials can provide us with lessons in medicine.
• Explore the clinicopathologic correlate of clinical presentations that are unclear

Hormonal Therapy for Acne
• To better understand how and when to check for excess androgen levels.
• To better understand the function of spironolactone when it comes to treating acne in women.

Melanonychia: Five Teaching Points
Use dermoscopy for the diagnosis of melanonychia.
• Make a different diagnosis of melanonychia.
• Identify the pitfalls in the treatment of melanonychia.

New Update for Acne 2022
• To improve the knowledge of doses of isotretinoin
• To discuss alternatives to limit the use of antibiotics in acne treatments

News in Pediatric Atopic Dermatitis

• Discuss the current and future treatments to treat AD in children. AD
• Discuss the creation of a suitable therapeutic plan for children with AD

Advance Tumors and Patients Options: Palliative Care in Dermatology

• Deconstruct the myths of the past related to palliative care.
• Identify the places where palliative care options may be able to enter or leave the care plan
• Demonstrate how patient-centered treatment is compatible with the integration of palliative care