[HISTOCYTOMA AND BONE ANOMALIES. COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON THE BUSCHKE-OLLENDORF SYNDROME. I].
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Biomedical subjects
P LAUGIER
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[COLLAGENOMA PERFORANS VERRUCIFORME].
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Cicatrix↗
[L. M. Pautrier (1876-1959)].
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History, 19th Century↗
[Scleroderma in spots or white-spot disease].
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Exanthema↗
[Eruptive pacinian pseudo-neurofibroma (star histiocytomas?)].
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Disease↗
[Is the histology of scleroderma univocal].
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Basidiomycota↗
[Extensive dissecant skin gangrene in newborn].
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Child↗
[Management of herpes zoster and its complications. Various treatments must frequently be combined from the start].
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Disease Management↗
[Dermatitis caused by sensitivity].
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Dermatitis↗
[Giant bullous eruption of the face in nephritis treated by penicillin, disappearing with cessation of treatment; vegetating penicillid].
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Drug Eruptions↗
[Extensive and dissecting form of disseminated gangrene of the skin of newborn infants].
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Child↗
[Results obtained by cortisone and ACTH in different dermatoses].
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Adrenocorticotropic Hormone↗
[A case of thrombotic and necrotic capillaritis].
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Capillaries↗
[Case for diagnosis; generalized erythemato-squamous lesions, having begun at the age of two years].
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Humans↗
[Coexistent tertiary syphilis and tuberculous lupus with rapid evolution].
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Biological Evolution↗