The University of Iowa Dermatology site offers many links to other relevant sites that make surfing the Internet easy. A list of academic dermatology departments is included.

The Internet Dermatology Society has many helpful links, including the Electronic Textbook of Dermatology.

Rxderm Archives include discussions about conventional and nonconventional treatments for a variety of dermatologic conditions. Dermatologists can sign up for the online discussion group and correspond with other dermatologists.

DermNet, the New Zealand Dermatological Society's web site, includes basic patient information about a large number of skin disorders and medical education for primary care doctors.

DocDerm the web site by Dr Bob Rosen provides many of his patient handouts and other related information.

Karolinska Institutet library has links to many sites relating to skin and connective tissue diseases.

Society of Dermatology Physician Assistants

Medical Matrix has been called “a ranked, peer-reviewed, annotated, updated clinical medicine resource.”

Galaxy Health Directory is a starting point for information related to dermatology.

Yahoo! Dermatology lists sites pertinent to dermatology.

The Doctor's Guide Personal Edition provides a personally customizable web page with pertinent dermatologic information.

American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) includes a directory and member services.

British Dermatologists Internet Site (BDIS), for dermatologists only, has details of the British Association of Dermatologists and subspecialty groups.

DermIS, the Dermatology Internet Service of the University of Erlangen, Germany, has lectures, case reports, links for dermatologists, and a large online atlas of images.

Skindex offers expert perspectives on the latest research, diagnostic techniques, and treatment. It includes brief discussions of clinically relevant topics, such as whether hepatitis C should be checked routinely in patients with urticaria.

BoDD, the Botanical Dermatology Database from Cardiff, Wales, is a resource about plants and the skin.

Dermatology Internet Service (DermIS) from the University of Erlangen includes the largest online atlas, plus much more.

Dermatlas from Johns Hopkins University is an excellent and expanding dermatology atlas, including many images regarding pediatric dermatology.

Dermatologic Image Database of the University of Iowa College of Medicine's Department of Dermatology includes many excellent low-resolution images.

On-line Atlas of Dermatology and Rheumatology is a collection of images of cutaneous manifestations of rheumatic diseases.

Loyola University's dermatology site has good clinical and histologic images.

Lectures

An introduction to basic dermatology from the University of Iowa's Virtual Hospital includes good clinical photos with short descriptions.

The University of Rochester Faculty & Resident Lecture Notes

Pathophysiology of the Skin for medical students at Harvard

NYU's Skin Oncology Teaching Center includes an excellent tutorial on dermoscopy.

Case reports

Clinical cases from Indiana University Virtual Dermatology test the viewer's diagnostic acumen. Proceed through the real-life scenarios and select pertinent laboratory tests; then, the efficiency of the process of making the diagnosis is rated based on how much money was spent on laboratory tests.

PhotoRounds from MDchoice.com are submitted by emergency department and family medicine doctors. They are available in quiz format or by diagnosis.

AcadermIS case reports and lectures from University of Erlangen, Germany

British Dermatologists Internet Site (BDIS), for dermatologists only, includes case abstracts from regional meetings.

Tuesday evening clinical conferences from New York University (NYU)

Case of the Month from Dermatology at Washington University in St Louis offers monthly cases and diagnoses.

The Internet Dermatology Society Grand Rounds cases