Biomedical subjects
M Hincky
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[Partial familial albinism (piebaldism): ultrastructural study].
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[Partial familial piebaldism (father and son)].
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[Darier's erythema annulare centrifugum].
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[Personal modifications of the treatment of psoriasis by Goeckerman's method].
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[Percutaneous salicylate poisoning during psoriasis].
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[Current problems concerning occupational dermatoses].
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[Disadvantages of local therapeutic agents in dermatology].
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[Combination of sea-water and ultraviolet rays in the topical treatment of psoriasis].
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[Multicentric clinical trial of a new combination of a broad spectrum antimycotic and a dermocorticoid (author's transl)].
After having reviewed the conditions of use of an antimycotic-corticoid combination, the authors are reporting their clinical results on 183 patients of a new drug combining econazole and triamcinolon. This clinical trial demonstrates that the own activity of each component of the combination is entirely maintained, and that the new combination shows an original interest in the treatment of all inflammatory dermatomycoses, as well as inflammatory supra-infected dermatoses.
[The association tretinoin-erythromycin base: a new topical treatment for acne. Results of a multicentric trial on 347 cases (authors transl)].
A multicentric trial involving ten dermatological departments was conducted to evaluate the efficacy and tollerance of ANTIBIO-ABEREL (an association of Tretinoin and Erythromycin base) in 347 patients with persistant acne. Complete healing or considerable improvement was obtained in 85% of cases. This new treatment was active against both inflammatory lesions (papules and pustules) and retentional elements (microcysts and open comedones). It was also rapidly active, as very favorable results were obtained in ten weeks or less, in more than half of the cases. The tolerance was remarkable (less than 1% of cases had to interrupt treatment). This product represents an important progress as compared to Tretinoin alone. No other local or systemic therapy, especially long term antibiotherapy, is required.
[Vasoconstrictive activity of a new anti-inflammatory agent in man: difluprednate].
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