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Mon - Fri:	9:30 am - 5:00 pm

Places Near Atlanta with Medical Labs

Decatur (3 miles)
North Druid Hills (4 miles)
Scottdale (6 miles)
Avondale Estates (6 miles)
Clarkston (9 miles)
Northlake (10 miles)
Pine Lake (11 miles)
Tucker (13 miles)
Stone Mountain (15 miles)

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Founded in 2002, Georgia Dermatopathology Associates is a dermatopathology laboratory providing diagnostic and consultative services across the Southwest. Based in Atlanta, Ga., the firm caters to health care professionals treating skin diseases. It offers diagnostic and consultation services for an array of conditions, including melanocytic and other pigmented lesions, non-melanoma skin cancers, hair loss/alopecia disorders, blistering disorder, skin rashes, cutaneous deposition and connective tissue disorders, diseases of the nails as well as ophthalmologic and oral pathology.

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Druid Hills, Eastside

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http://www.gadermpath.com

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Phone: (404) 371-0077

Address: 1534 N Decatur Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30307

Website: http://www.gadermpath.com

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Georgia Dermatopathology Associates

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Infectious Diseases

Skin Cancer
Dermatology
Since our founding, Georgia Dermatopathology Associates has diagnosed thousands of cases covering a wide variety of diseases. All are available for our clients to review, and as learning resources for both dermatology and pathology residents and fellows.
Lesions
Most preferable is an ellipse, followed by a punch biopsy and a deep-shave biopsy. Subungual lesions are best biopsied with punch technique. Curettings should be avoided.
Rashes
Psoriasis
DNA (red staining). b, Indirect immunofluorescence (IIF) using FITC conjugated anti-human IgG, demonstrating positive staining to epidermal stratum corneum keratinocyte cytoplasms in a patient with active plaque psoriasis (green staining; red arrow). In addition, the keratinocyte nuclei were counterstained with 4',6-diamidino-2-phenylindole (Dapi; blue staining). d and e. DIF demonstrating positive staining at the epidermal basement membrane zone in a dermatitis herpetiformis(DH) patient biopsy, utilizing FITC conjugated anti-human IgA (yellow/green staining; upper white arrows). Note the classic, “snow on the mountains” pattern suprajacent to the dermal papillary tips. In addition, the light blue arrow in d and lower white arrow in e highlight circular, DH bodies in the superficial papillary dermis. In d, the red staining in the epidermis and dermis represent positive immunoreactivity with Texas red conjugated antibody to armadillo repeat gene protein deleted in velo-cardio-facial syndrome (ARCVF). ARVCF represents a catenin protein integral to cellular adherens junctions, and is also utilized in GDA research applications. In d, the epidermal keratinocyte nuclei were also counterstained Dapi(blue). f. IIF, created with normal human skin substrate and serum from an epidermolysis bullosa acquistia(EBA) patient, including salt-split treatment with 1 M NaCl. The IIF demonstrates deposits of FITC conjugated Complement/C3 at the epidermal basement membrane zone blister floor(linear green staining; white arrow).

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