Paediatric and Adolescent Dermatology.

This document is a collection of summaries of various articles from the Australasian Journal of Dermatology. The first article discusses "pool palms," a common condition in children caused by frictional dermatitis from rubbing against rough pool surfaces. The second article presents a case of a delayed bullous drug eruption caused by Trikafta, a drug used to treat cystic fibrosis. The third article describes a case of a neonatal neurocristic cutaneous hamartoma, a rare developmental abnormality. The fourth article examines the efficacy of combination oral antifungal therapy in pediatric patients with cutaneous fungal infections. The fifth article analyzes dermatological presentations in a pediatric emergency department. The sixth article reviews plant-based therapies for treating pediculosis capitis. The seventh article explores the experiences and needs of families with children diagnosed with xeroderma pigmentosum, a skin cancer predisposition syndrome. These summaries provide a brief overview of each article's topic and findings, offering valuable information for library patrons conducting research on specific dermatological topics. [Extracted from the article]