Biomedical subjects
S LAPIERE
Publications and source records attributed to S LAPIERE.
[Local effect of the sex hormones on sebaceous glands after percutaneous application; trials with estrogens in alopecial seborrheica after percutaneous application].
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Contribution to the study of kerato-acanthoma.
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[Two cases of cutaneous silicotic granuloma].
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[The treatment of old latent syphilis].
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[Ocular and cutaneous filariasis caused by Onchocerca volvulus].
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[Visceral lupus erythematosus (Libman-Sacks disease)].
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[Multiple zoniform hemiatrophy].
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[Two new cases of parapsoriasis en plaques and parapsoriasis lichenoides complicated with mycosis fungoides].
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[A hereditary and familial series of Darier's disease of bullous type; a case of ichthyosiform erythroderma of bullous type].
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[Treatment of epidermoid cancers developed on acne conglobata].
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[Werner Syndrome].
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[Note on the results of the use of new vehicles with base of polyethylene glycols].
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[Fanielle-Charpy method alone and in combined therapy in cutaneous tuberculosis].
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[Occupational dermatoses].
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[Oral use of penicillin].
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[Pathogenesis and treatment of psoriasis].
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