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[Glucagonoma syndrome. Apropos of a case without diabetes. Review of the literature].
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Diagnosis and treatment of bacterial pyodermas.
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[Diagnostic management of superficial mycosis].
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[Superficial mycoses caused by dermatophytes].
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[Clinical report of triclosan, a new topical with antifungicidal and antimicrobial activity (CGP 433--Logamel) (author's transl)].
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[Non mycotic inflammatory dermatoses of the foot (author's transl)].
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[Dermatomycoses. 9: Mycoses in skin fold areas].
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[Cutaneous complications of massive obesity].
Massive obesity leads to nonspecific skin disorders. Skin folds are more numerous and deeper in the obese subject, and can become the site of various disorders. Hence the difficulty of diagnosis and treatment is increased. Acanthosis nigricans should be recognized, but not solely attributed to obesity, since other causes, particularly cancer, may be involved. Finally, leg ulcerations, a frequent consequence of the venous insufficiency inherent in obesity, should not lead to overlook other underlying causes, particularly in diabetic patients.
Punctate pustules in the groin crease.
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Wound care: 6--skin assessment and unusual presentations.
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[Case for diagnosis. Herpes rugbiorum].
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