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The etiology of poral closure. IV. The effect of lipoid solvents on the pores of the skin; final discussion on poral closure.
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Environmental and individual factors in the etiology of prickly heat.
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Changes in sweating after prickly heat.
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SOME COMMON SKIN DISEASES OF CHILDHOOD. RECOGNITION AND DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.
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[Etiology and therapy of strophulus].
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[Personal contribution to treatment of strophulus].
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[Treatment of strophulus pruriginosus in children].
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[A case of chylothorax with pseudomiliary lung picture].
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Pathogenesis of the Strophulus infantium.
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[Preliminary note on the role which inhaled allergens (fungi) play in the etiology of strophulus].
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The history of sweat and prickly heat, 19th-20th century.
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[STROPHULUS AND URTICARIA IN CHILDHOOD].
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[BIERMER'S DISEASE AND PULMONARY HEMOSIDEROSIS].
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DERMATOLOGICAL DISORDERS IN ATHLETES.
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[STROPHULUS ARTHROPODICUS CAUSED BY TICKS].
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