Biomedical subjects
L Texier
Publications and source records attributed to L Texier.
[50 cases of Duhring-Brocq disease with large bullae. Statistical study. Prognosis in the pemphigoid form].
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[Recurrent adhesional aphthosis].
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[Cutaneous arsenicism and bronchial neoplasm].
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[Calcinosis-Raynaud's disease-sclerodactylia-telangiectasis syndrome].
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[Lyell's syndrome: a severe iatrogenic disease. Apropos of 11 cases].
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[Use of a new iodated vector (labelled iodoquine) in the diagnosis of nevocarcinoma].
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[Clinical and epidemiological study of Nicolas-Favre disease in Bordeaux].
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[Pseudoxanthoma elasticum with vascular manifestations].
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[Utilization of a new iodized vector (labelled iodoquine) in the diagnosis of nevocarcinoma].
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[Lupo-erythemato-visceritis in complete, clinical and biological remission without cortico-dependence with a 6-month follow-up].
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[Acute dermatomyositis and sclerodermiform hypodermitis].
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[Acquired late cutaneous porphyria with sclerodermiform lesions and histological aspects of lipido-proteinosis].
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[A new etiology of inflammatory livedo: thrombocytosis].
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[Atrophic malignant papulosis of Degos with neurologic symptoms].
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[Vidal and Jacquet syndrome and psoriasis].
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