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Department of Dermatology Clinical Services

Dermatology Group 2008

University Dermatology Clinic: University Dermatology clinics are held daily in the new University Physicians' Medical Building located adjacent to University Hospital. We serve patients of all ages and provide them with the highest quality of medical and surgical treatment for diseases of skin, hair and nails. We treat a wide variety of pediatric and adult dermatologic diseases, including acne, eczema, skin infection, hair loss, psoriasis, rosacea, skin ulcers, skin cancers, warts and contact dermatitis. We also offer cosmetic services including botulinum toxin, liposuction, phototherapy, laser treatments, sclerotherapy and chemical peels. For an appointment in dermatology clinics, please call: 573-882-4800.

MOHS Clinic: The cutaneous micrographic surgery clinic is located in the University Physicians Medical Building adjacent to the general dermatology clinic. Under the direction of Dr. Ronald Wheeland, patients with aggressive and complex skin tumors receive exceptional operative care and residents receive an outstanding education in operative dermatology and Mohs surgery. In addition to treatment of skin cancers, this unit provides the setting for the cosmetic clinic. For an appointment in Mohs Clinic, please call: 573-882-6144

Harry S. Truman Veterans Clinic The Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital is located directly across the street from University Hospital. Dermatology clinics provide our veterans with outstanding medical and surgical dermatologic care. Although the focus of these clinics centers on prevention and treatment of skin cancer, we welcome veterans with any dermatologic concerns. The veterans clinic is operated by both residents and attendings with a parallel suite open for surgical procedures. Call 573-816-4120 for appointments.

Inpatient Consultations: The dermatology department provides a consultation service for all inpatients in the University Hospital, Ellis Fischel Cancer Wing, Veterans Hospital, Mid-Missouri Mental Health Hospital, and Health South Rehabilitation Center . All consults are seen and staffed promptly, so as to provide the consulting team with the most accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Outpatient Consultations: In addition to patients who are currently admitted to our hospital system, the dermatology department provides a consultation service to all outpatient clinics including general medical specialty clinics, pediatric and neonatal clinics, surgical specialty clinics, emergency room consults, and urgent care consults, both at University and Veterans Hospital. By spanning such a vast territory, our residents our assured to receive exposure to a wide variety of dermatologic diseases, while patients are ensured to receive the best quality of care.

Telemedicine Clinics: The The department of dermatology is proud to have one of the most experienced Live Interactive Teledermatology Clinics in the United States. Through the use of the latest telecommunications technology, we are able to see and treat patients in distant Missouri counties who would otherwise be unable to receive a Dermatologist's care. These clinics operate weekly under the direction of Karen Edison, MD. For more information, please contact Kay at 573-884-6525.

Ellis Fischel Outpatient Dermatology Clinic Rotation: Ellis Fischel Cancer Center is a freestanding clinic (part of the University of Missouri Health Care) located approximately two miles from campus. Ellis Fischel has a significant history in providing cancer care for many years, both inpatient and outpatient, but now provides only outpatient services. An outpatient Dermatology clinic was reestablished at Ellis in 2004. Patients are referred from Hematology-Oncology clinics for evaluation of dermatologic concerns, specifically potential infectious disease in immunocompromised patients, skin examination for malignant melanoma or other cutaneous malignancy, suspected cutaneous neoplasia or metastasis, HIV/AIDS related skin conditions, and cutaneous drug related reactions. General dermatology patient concerns and skin cancer screening are addressed as well. Outpatient surgical procedures are scheduled and performed in clinic also with referral to Mohs, ENT, Plastics, and SurgOnc as needed. Clinic appointments are available Monday am, Tuesday am and pm, Wednesday am and pm, and Thursday am.

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