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[Impetigo herpetiformis in a young woman with continuous acrodermatitis since childhood].
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[A practical problem in the treatment of impetigo vulgaris].
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Bacteriology of impetigo.
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[A three-day hazardless topical treatment of impetigo contagiosa].
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[Muscle lipids in dermatomyositis, progressive scleroderma, allergic subsepsis, impetigo herpetiformis, chronic lupus erythematosus and psoriasis vulgaris].
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Ecological contrasts between bacterial species commonly found in impetigo.
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Editorial: Problems of impetigo.
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Response of impetigo herpetiformis to ampicillin.
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Streptococcal ecthymatous impetigo.
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[Herpetiform impetigo in 2 successive pregnancies].
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An epidemic of bullous impetigo arising from a central admission-observation nursery.
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[Impetigo common in summer among in children].
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[Staphylogenic etiology of Impetigo contagiosa].
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[Garamycin, a new antibiotic of external use in the treatment of pyodermitis and impetigo].
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