Biomedical subjects
D A Fenton
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Pyoderma gangrenosum and leucocytoclastic vasculitis in association with rheumatoid arthritis--a report of two cases.
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Lymphomatoid papulosis with possible progression to lymphoma: T-cell subpopulations as prognostic indicators.
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Topical minoxidil in the treatment of alopecia areata.
A modified double blind crossover study was performed to assess the effect of 1% topical minoxidil as compared with placebo in 30 patients with alopecia areata and alopecia totalis. The active preparation produced a highly significant incidence of hair regrowth. A cosmetically acceptable response was noted in 16 patients. No side effects were seen. The study confirmed that topical minoxidil will induce new hair growth in alopecia areata but that it is less likely to do so in more severe and extensive disease. Furthermore, patients with alopecia universalis and totalis may not respond at all. Nevertheless, as compared with other drugs minoxidil applied topically is relatively non-toxic, is easy to use, and has no systemic or local side effects.
Dose-related visual-field defects in patients receiving PUVA therapy.
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Failure of colchicine for palmo-plantar pustulosis.
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Family exhibiting cerebellar-like ataxia, photosensitivity and shortness of stature - a new inborn error of tryptophan metabolism.
Two cases in a brother and sister of a previously undescribed hereditary syndrome are reported. The features, which include shortness of stature, photosensitivity and cerebellar-like ataxia, are attributed to a new inborn error of tryptophan metabolism.
Milia, increased nail growth and hypertrichosis following treatment with benoxaprofen.
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Reversal of male-pattern baldness, hypertrichosis, and accelerated hair and nail growth in patients receiving benoxaprofen.
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Toxic epidermal necrolysis, leucopenia and thrombocytopenic purpura--a further complication of Benoxaprofen therapy.
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Alopecia areata treated with tropical minoxidil.
Two cases of long-standing alopecia totalis treated with topical minoxidil are described. The mechanism of minoxidil hypertrichosis is discussed.
Photosensitization to benoxaprofen not due to ultraviolet A alone.
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