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[Instrumental research of the functional character of the skin adnexa and microcirculation during chronic venous insufficiency].
We have led a microcirculatory and functional research of skin adnexa over 3 groups of 20 people each, who were affected with IVC at different grades and we have compared them to another group of 20 normal people. The microcirculatory researches (laser-Doppler, skin oximetry and thermometry) and functional ones of skin adnexa (sebometry and skin hydration) allowed us to get a nonunivocal behaviour between normal subjects and phlebopathies of I degree. For this reason, it is possible to consider these exams as screenings tests to determine the starting phases of phlebopathy, failing any skin marks. The reduced fluximetrical response taken by laser Doppler after postural variation and the reduction of hydration degree have been considered particularly significant.
Actinic rhinophyma: an old disorder with a new name.
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A study on the physiology and biochemistry of the flank gland of the musk shrew, Suncus murinus viridescens (Blyth).
The flank gland becomes functional by about the 9th day after parturition and exhibits a secretory rhythm with a nocturnal peak. Lipids constitute the major biochemical constituent of the total solids. Relatively, cholesterol, ascorbic acid and alkaline phosphatase contents of the flank gland were much higher than those of the control skin samples. Disc electrophoretic pattern of glandular secretion reveal that male and female shrews have 6 & 8 protein fractions respectively. The flank gland was observed to be androgen-dependent in male shrews. Ethological observations indicate that secretions of this gland are used for marking purposes.
[Animal experiment studies on the sebosuppressive effect of coal tar].
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