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Impetigo and its Treatment
This video is a detailed account of a dermatological disorder called Impetigo. It discusses the pathophysiology, diagnosis and prevention of Impetigo, and the use of topical and systemic antibiotics as the treatment of this disease. Timeline: 00:02 introduction 02:21 pathophysiology and risk factors 04:40 symptoms 07:15 complications 07:48 diagnosis 08:25 treatment 09:12 mupirocin and retapamulin 09:39 fucidic acid 09:48 systemic antibiotic treatment 10:56 prevention
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