Biomedical subjects
G H Findlay
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Towards a philosophy of clinical dermatology.
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The epidemiology of sporotrichosis in the Transvaal.
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Is the cracking in pellagrous hyperkeratoses due to disturbed water binding.
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Dermatomyositis in the Transvaal and its occurrence in the Bantu.
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Common skin diseases in the Transvaal: an analysis of 22,000 dermatological outpatient cases.
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Reactions to light on the normal and pellagrous Bantu skin.
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Findlay The incidence and pathogenesis of chronic discoid lupus erythematosus. An analysis of 191 consecutive cases from the Transvaal.
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The age incidence of common skin diseases in the white population of the Transvaal.
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Contracture in atavistic muscles.
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An automatic fractionator for light dosage on the skin. Its application to the polychromatic minimal erythema dose.
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Pyridine nucleotide micro-assay by the method of Slater and Sawyer.
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The measurement of epidermal melanin by reflectance.
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The Meirowsky phenomenon. Colour changes in melanin according to temperature and redox potential.
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Porphyria and lipid proteinosis. A clinical, histological and biochemical comparison of 19 South African cases.
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