Biomedical subjects
S M Neill
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Phrynoderma and perforating folliculitis due to vitamin A deficiency in a diabetic.
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Alcohol consumption and psoriasis.
A study has been undertaken of the relationship between the severity of psoriasis and alcohol consumption in 100 patients with chronic plaque psoriasis. In male patients, heavy drinking, at a level liable to be detrimental to health, was found significantly more commonly in those with severe psoriasis, and alcohol-related medical or social problems were frequent. By contrast alcohol excess and alcohol-related problems were significantly less common in women irrespective of the severity of their psoriasis.
Fashion causes traction alopecia.
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A case of mycosis fungoides mimicking actinic reticuloid.
A 61-year-old man presented with erythema and induration of the skin on his face and neck. Initially a photosensitive dermatosis was suspected but this was excluded on further investigation. Mycosis fungoides was diagnosed and the lesions responded to photochemotherapy (PUVA).
Mycosis fungoides associated with acanthosis nigricans.
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Angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia.
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Ulcerative sarcoidosis: a rare manifestation of a common disease.
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Carcinoma cuniculatum.
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Contact dermatitis to trilaureth phosphate.
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Toxicologic study of anthralin in an aqueous cream formulation.
A group of forty-eight patients with psoriasis who were being treated with anthralin cream were examined for side effects. Based on the variables investigated, there was no evidence of any systemic toxicity or excretion of anthraquinones (detection limit 20 micrograms/ml), while clinically, patients were seen to respond satisfactorily.
McAuley Bergan Center, Omaha, NE. Hospital-affiliated adult day program individualizes care.
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