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Here is a curated collection of dermatology images covering eczema, psoriasis, and acne, sourced from Andrews' Diseases of the Skin and Dermatology 2-Volume Set 5e:

Eczema

Hand Eczema - intense erythema with white flaky scaling over the palm and fingers, a hallmark of chronic hand eczema with spongiotic changes:
Hand eczema - erythematous, scaly, fissured palm
Fig. 5.10 Hand eczema - Andrews' Diseases of the Skin

Pompholyx (Dyshidrotic Eczema) - small dome-shaped translucent vesicles along the lateral digits, characteristic of acute vesicular hand dermatitis:
Pompholyx - small vesicles on lateral digits
Fig. 5.11 Pompholyx - Andrews' Diseases of the Skin

Nummular Eczema of the Breast - large, irregular, dark-red coin-shaped plaque with well-defined border:
Nummular eczema of the breast
Fig. 5.9 Nummular eczema of the breast - Andrews' Diseases of the Skin

Psoriasis

Nail Psoriasis - pitting and distal onycholysis with yellowing of the nail plate, a frequent extra-cutaneous manifestation:
Nail pitting and onycholysis in psoriasis
Fig. 10.6 Nail pitting and distal onycholysis in psoriasis - Andrews' Diseases of the Skin

Inverse Psoriasis - moist erythematous plaques without the usual silvery scale, occurring in intertriginous areas (under breasts, axillae, groin):
Inverse psoriasis - intertriginous erythematous plaques
Fig. 10.7 Inverse psoriasis - Andrews' Diseases of the Skin

Pustular Psoriasis - widespread erythema with confluent scaling and pustule formation involving the groin and inner thighs:
Pustular psoriasis - confluent erythema with pustules in groin region
Fig. 10.9 Pustular psoriasis - Andrews' Diseases of the Skin

Acne

Acne Conglobata - severe nodulo-cystic acne with fistula formation and confluent inflammatory nodules on the face and neck:
Acne conglobata with fistula formation
Fig. 13.13 Acne conglobata with fistula formation - Andrews' Diseases of the Skin

Steroid Acne - monomorphic red papules and pustules over the back and shoulders from systemic or topical corticosteroid use:
Steroid acne - monomorphic papules on back
Fig. 13.16 Steroid acne - Andrews' Diseases of the Skin

Quick Reference

ConditionKey Clinical Features
Hand EczemaErythema, scaling, fissuring; spongiosis histologically
PompholyxDeep-seated vesicles on lateral digits; intense pruritus
Psoriasis (Nail)Pitting, onycholysis, oil-drop sign
Inverse PsoriasisMoist erythema in folds; minimal scale
Pustular PsoriasisSterile pustules on erythematous base; can be life-threatening
Acne ConglobataCysts, nodules, fistulae; requires isotretinoin
Steroid AcneMonomorphic papulopustules; triggered by steroids
All images are from Andrews' Diseases of the Skin: Clinical Dermatology (Elsevier).
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