Biomedical subjects
H S YAFFEE
Publications and source records attributed to H S YAFFEE.
INDIVIDUAL TOXIC REACTIONS TO MUSHROOMS.
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GASTRIC POLYPOSIS AND SOFT TISSUE TUMORS. A VARIANT OF GARDNER'S SYNDROME.
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Erythema multiforme from Tedania ignis. Report of a case and an experimental study of the mechanism of cutaneous irritation from the fire sponge.
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Perichondritis in nuns caused by change of headdress.
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Esthiomene secondary to chronic lymphatic leukemia.
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A new simplified device for intralesional tattoo therapy.
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Hypnosis--a dermatologic adjunct.
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Herpes zoster resembling acute varicella associated with multiple myeloma.
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Localized blastomycosis-like pyoderma occurring in a tattoo.
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Stevens-Johnson syndrome caused by chlorpropamide. Report of a case.
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Erythema multiforme caused by Coxsackie B5. A possible association with epidemic pustular stomatitis of children.
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Erythema multiforme (Stevens-Johnson syndrome) caused by penicillin.
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Papular urticaria caused by red ants.
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Stevens-Johnson syndrome following sulfame-thoxypyridazine (Kynex), treated successfully with triamcinolone.
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Imbedded hair resembling larva migrans.
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A peculiar nodosity associated with arthritis.
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