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B R Allen
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The aetiology of psoriasis: clues provided by benoxaprofen.
Twenty-four patients with psoriasis completed a double-blind trial of benoxaprofen for their cutaneous lesions. Six out of thirteen on the active drug showed very marked improvement. It is believed that benoxaprofen acts by interfering with the migration of polymorphs into the skin through inhibition of leukotriene B4 synthesis.
Benoxaprofen: effect on cutaneous lesions in psoriasis.
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Keratotic and micaceous pseudoepitheliomatous balanitis.
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Nail dystrophy due to sarcoidosis.
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Insulin-induced lipoatrophy: evidence for an immune pathogenesis.
Skin biopsy samples from 14 diabetic patients with lipoatrophy at injection sites and from five insulin-treated diabetic patients without such lipoatrophy (controls) were examined by immunofluorescence for the deposition of immunological components. Also sera from 13 of the patients with lipoatrophy and from all of the controls were assayed for insulin-binding capacity. Biopsy samples from the edge of lipoatrophic areas (eight cases) invariably showed abnormal deposition of immunological components in dermal vessel walls, whereas no such deposition was seen in the control samples. Mean serum insulin-binding capacity was 33.1 microgram/l in the patients with lipoatrophy compared with only 4.6 microgram/l in the controls. These findings suggest that insulin-induced lipoatrophy results from the local formation of immune complexes, complement fixation, and release of inflammatory mediators from the cellular infiltrate.
Chronic mucocutaneous candidiasis.
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Immunofluorescent and serological findings in 110 patients with suspected bullous skin disorders [proceedings].
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Telangiectasia macularis perstans.
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Pemphigus foliaceus associated with S.L.E.
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Spasticity and vascular lesions.
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Spasticity and vascular lesions.
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Sarcoid of nose with collapse of nasal cartilage.
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