Trends in Dermatological Presentations at the Emergency Department of a Tertiary Hospital in Singapore: A 4-Year Analysis Pre- and During COVID-19

September 2025 in “ International Journal of Emergency Medicine ”

Ba Loc Nguyen, Yong Jian Cheng, Si Yong Ivan Chua, Choon Chiat Oh

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