Best Practice Case Studies-Case 120 Asset 3 Sports Dermatology

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Dr. Yost presented a practical review of sports dermatology, focusing on common skin conditions seen in athletes and, especially, wrestlers. He emphasized recognizing infections early, treating them appropriately, and following sport-specific return-to-play rules.<br /><br />He covered fungal infections such as tinea capitis, corporis, barbae, pedis, and versicolor, noting that some require oral antifungals while others can be treated topically. He also reviewed viral infections including herpes gladiatorum, herpes labialis, herpetic whitlow, zoster, molluscum contagiosum, warts, and hand-foot-mouth disease. Special attention was given to herpes outbreaks, which are increasingly common in athletes.<br /><br />Bacterial conditions discussed included cellulitis, folliculitis, boils/carbuncles, MRSA, impetigo, and hidradenitis suppurativa. He reviewed typical treatments, when incision and drainage is needed, and when to suspect MRSA. He also covered conjunctivitis, lice, and scabies.<br /><br />A major theme was return-to-play guidance, especially for wrestling, where skin forms and documentation are essential. He concluded with a case of a hand infection after shark fishing that turned out to be Vibrio, illustrating the importance of considering exposure history and choosing antibiotics carefully.

Meta Tag

Concept Athlete Dermatoses

Concept Tinea

Concept Herpes Gladiatorum

Concept Return-to-Play Criteria

Concept Fungal Infection

Edition 4th Edition

Related Case 4th Edition, Case 120

Topic Dermatology

Keywords

4th Edition

4th Edition, Case 120

Dermatology

sports dermatology

wrestling

skin infections

fungal infections

viral infections

bacterial infections

return-to-play guidelines

Athlete Dermatoses

Tinea

Herpes Gladiatorum

Return-to-Play Criteria

Fungal Infection