Biomedical subjects
N S Potekaev
Publications and source records attributed to N S Potekaev.
[Acquired epidermolysis bullosa combined with thrombocytopenia].
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[Total immunoglobulin E in atopic dermatitis].
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[Terminology and clinical aspects of vasculitis (angiitis) of the skin].
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[Diagnosis of tuberculous lupus erythematosus].
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[Immunomorphological characteristics of cutaneous vasculitis (angiitis)].
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[Characteristics of the clinical course of recurrent herpes simplex].
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[Infusions of hemodes in the therapy of ulcerative dermatoses].
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[Aminocaproic acid in the treatment of hemorrhagic and other dermatoses].
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[Dimethyl sulfoxide applications in the treatment of erythema nodosum].
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[Disciform nodular allergic vasculitis].
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[Current therapy of recurrent herpes].
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[Radiation therapy of cutaneous hemoblastosis].
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[Efficacy of herpetic polyvaccine in patients with recurrent herpes (late results)].
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[Viktor Aleksandrovich Rakhmanov (on his 80th birthday)].
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[Comparative study of microreactions for an express diagnostic method in syphilis].
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[Problem of pustular syphilids].
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[Benign lymphoplasia of the skin].
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