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The article discusses the various aspects of the dermatology related periodical "International Journal of Dermatology." It talks about the management of the skin diseases and the different updates it offers to the dermatologists worldwide. It discusses the various topics discussed in the issue including stigmata, dermatitis, and Wells syndrome.

The article discusses the n inflammatory dermatosis called Wells syndrome. It talks about the histopathological findings of the disease. It discusses Neutrophils occurring in the ailment. It discusses the use of omalizumab and corticosteroids in the treatment. It discusses the decreasing cytokines contributing to the treatment.

The article describes the case of a 56-year-old man who had a one-year history of recurrent episodes of pruritic papular and vesicobullous lesions. The patient received a regimen of oral prednisolone, topical steroids and antibiotics, which resulted in significant improvement in his condition. He was diagnosed with eosinophilic dermatosis associated with hematological disorders similar to Wells syndrome (WS).

The article presents a case study of a 51-year-old woman who was presented with a shortness of breath and bronchial asthma. Severa; erythematous, indurated, urticarial plaques were discovered at the chest, abdomen and upper extremeties of the patient. Skin biopsy revealed marked edema in the upper dermis. The article discusses the connection between Wells' syndrome and Chug-Strauss syndrome.