Dermatology, often perceived as a visual and straightforward specialty, carries profound legal complexity. Beneath the surface of rashes and lesions lie decisions that may shape long-term outcomes�not just for patients, but for the clinicians who treat them. Medico-Legal Traps in Dermatology Vol - 1 was born from the recognition that even well-intended care can invite scrutiny if key steps are missed or misjudged.

This volume offers practical, case-based insights into how small oversights become legal vulnerabilities. From missed diagnoses in chronic infections to lapses in informed consent and inadequate documentation, each chapter presents scenarios that are both clinically instructive and legally grounded. These are not abstract lessons; they reflect what happens every day in clinics, wards, and courtrooms.time-sensitive, and at times, legally vulnerable. This book was born from the recognition that while the science of cardiac rhythm is well taught, the medico-legal landscape it inhabits is often underappreciated.