Dermatology

Box: 46

Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Hills Road,

Cambridge,

CB2 0QQ

 

Clinic 7 appointments: 01223 216 234

 

Fax: 01223 216 863

 

 

Consultants | Patient information leaflets | Consent forms

 

About the department

 

The Dermatology Department aims to provide a comprehensive service for the accurate diagnosis and effective treatment of dermatological conditions, including improved public education, and the early detection and treatment of skin cancer.

 

Patients with all types of skin conditions are seen for diagnosis and treatment in the Outpatient Unit. Specialised clinics and combined clinics with colleagues in different departments are also held on a regular basis.

 

An important minority of dermatology patients with severe skin diseases (such as extensive psoriasis and eczema, serious leg ulceration and bullous disorders) require inpatient treatment in the dedicated inpatient unit.

 

Consultants

 

Dr N P Burrows: Paediatric Dermatology, Genodermatoses

Dr S Chan: Derm-surgery (including Moh's), skin cancer and general dermatology

Dr N Flanagan: Dermatology Surgery, Skin Cancer

Dr T K K Ha: Dermatology surgery, Mohs' Surgery

Dr P G Norris: Photosensitivity, Photodynamic, Cutaneous lymphoma

Dr J C Sterling: Hon. Consultant Dermatologist/Viral infections, Vulval disease

Dr P M Todd: Vulval disease, Contact allergy, Melanoma

 

Patient information leaflets

 

Title of leaflet (click to sort)	Service/Dept. (click to sort)	Ref no. (click to sort)
Malignant melanoma	Dermatology (Skin)	PIN 1096
UVB Therapy	Dermatology (Skin)	PIN 1301
PUVA Therapy	Dermatology (Skin)	PIN 1302
Lichen Sclerosus – after diagnosis and initial treatment	Dermatology (Skin)	PIN 1434
Vulval biopsy	Dermatology (Skin)	PIN 1570
Dermatology clinic	Dermatology (Skin)	PIN 1588
Melanoma in situ and lentigo maligna	Dermatology (Skin)	PIN 2377
Vulval skin - Care of the	Dermatology (Skin)	PIN 1635
Care for skin with sun damage and after treatment for a skin cancer or pre-cancer	Dermatology (Skin)	PIN 2524

 

 

Consent forms

 

Title of leaflet (click to sort)	Service/Dept. (click to sort)	Ref no. (click to sort)
Iontopheresis (a mild electric current, to reduce sweating) to hands and /or feet	Dermatology (Skin)	CF 0030
Photodynamic Therapy (PDT)	Dermatology (Skin)	CF 0031
PUVA Therapy	Dermatology (Skin)	CF 0032
UVB Therapy	Dermatology (Skin)	CF 0033
Iontopheresis (a mild electric current, to reduce sweating) to hands and /or feet, and/ or axillae using tap water	Dermatology (Skin)	CF 0035
Diphencyprone: topical immunotherapy	Dermatology (Skin)	CF 0401

 

 

 

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