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Tim Aung

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Bond University

Australia

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Tim Aung is an Assistant Professor at Bond University in Australia. His research interests include linear focal elastosis, with a focus on epidemiological studies and clinical case reports. Additionally, he explores the implications of Helicobacter pylori screening in migrant populations and the management of melasma in primary care settings.

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Perineal lumps in infants: Recognising infantile perineal protrusion

Linear Focal Elastosis: What We Know From Epidemiological Studies

Linear Focal Elastosis: What We Know From Epidemiological Studies

Linear focal elastosis: a case report with a brief literature review

Linear Focal Elastosis: a case report with a brief literature review

The case for Helicobacter pylori screening in migrant populations

The case for Helicobacter pylori screening in migrant populations

Optimising tuberculosis screening in high-risk groups

Pruritic papules of the leg

Melasma management in primary care

Melasma management in primary care

Melasma management in primary care.

Melasma in the male: a less well recognised entity

Intravenous Iron Therapy: Re-administration after Prior Adverse Reaction

Intravenous Iron Therapy: Re-administration after Prior Adverse Reaction

A solitary triangular alopecia

A solitary triangular alopecia

Primary cutaneous amyloidosis: A review of the available studies and gaps in data

Primary cutaneous amyloidosis: A review of the available studies and gaps in data

A lump of the trunk: non lipoma or epidermoid cyst

Selection of an effective topical corticosteroid

Iron infusion and newer intravenous iron formulations

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Dedee F. Murrell

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