Contents

1. Preface
2. Acknowledgments
3. About the Companion Website
4. Introduction
5. 1 Shape on Low Power
6. 2 Gestalt: Rash/inflammatory
7. 3 Cell Type
8. 4 Top-Down
9. 5 Color – Blue
10. 6 Color – Pink
11. Index by Pattern
12. Index by Histological Category
13. Alphabetical Index
14. EULA

List of Tables

1. Introduction
   1. Table 1
   2. Table 2

List of Illustrations

1. Introduction
   1. Figure 1 Gestalt impression of a slide
   2. Figure 2(A) Location of the tumor
   3. Figure 2(B) Architecture of an epidermal tumor/process
   4. Figure 2(C) Different tumors are predominantly composed of a particular cell type
   5. Figure 2(D) Cytologic features are important in pointing toward a benign versus malignant tumor
   6. Figure 3(A) Key epidermal changes
   7. Figure 3(B) Distribution of inflammation – major patterns.
      See Figure 3(A) for lichenoid
   8. Figure 3(C) The morphology of key inflammatory cells
   9. Figure 4(A) Acral skin
   10. Figure 4(B) Cutaneous lip (top row) has keratin and a granular layer (green arrow) as well as adnexal structures
   11. Figure 4(C) Eyelid skin has a thin epidermis with dermal vellus hairs (red arrow) and skeletal muscle (black arrow)
   12. Figure 4(D) Axilla
   13. Figure 5(A) Argyria
   14. Figure 5(B) Ichthyosis vulgaris
   15. Figure 5(C) Tinea versicolor
   16. Figure 5(D) Urticaria

Guide

1. Cover
2. Table of Contents
3. Preface