Paediatric Dermatology

Cosmetic Dermatology, I do not know.
dermatopathology?
immunology
Mohs, I do not know.
pediatric dermatology?
teledermatology?

Dermatopathology (δέρμα from Greek derma, "skin"; �eάθος, pathos, "Destiny, damage, and λογία-,-logia) is a subspecialty of surgical pathology interested in skin diseases . Dermatopathologists work in close association with dermatologists. In fact, many master medical specialists.
Dermatopatholgy is the study of diseases of the skin at a microscopic level. It encompasses both the diagnosis of each patient by examining skin biopsies and the study of causes or pathogenesis of skin diseases at the cellular level.

Dermatologists recognize most skin diseases based on their appearance, their distribution on the body and behavior over time. Sometimes these criteria are not sufficient and a skin biopsy is taken to examine under a microscope. This microscopic examination reveals the histology of the disease and accurate diagnosis. From time to time, additional testing should be performed on samples of skin, such as immunofluorescence, electron microscopy or flow cytometry.

One of the biggest challenges of dermatopathology is the high number of different skin diseases. There is an estimated 1500 different rashes and skin tumors, including variants, and not a doctor who has seen them all. Therefore, dermatology and dermatopathology are among the most complex specialties of medicine.

Certification in Dermatopathology United States requires the completion of four years of medical school followed by residency training for three years in either dermatology or anatomic pathology. Subsequently, a more than two years of training are completed dermatopathology. For students with training in pathology training includes the equivalent of six months from the dermatology clinic, and for those whose training is in dermatology, six months training in pathology are necessary. Dermatopathology is considered the most competitive fellowship in pathology. In the United States, he (she) is first certified by the American Board of Pathology or Dermatology or the American Osteopathic Board of Pathology and Dermatology, then obtained subspecialty certification in dermatopathology. Since 2003, the International Narcotics Dermatopathology certify candidates from countries other than the United States by a given trial in Europe.