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Pink disease after application of mercury ointment.
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[Etiology, pathogenesis, and therapy of Feer's disease].
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[Feer's disease (acrodynia); a rare disease].
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Acrodynia following ingestion of mercurial ointment; late dental sequelae.
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Acrodynia caused by exposure to mercury.
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Acrodynia associated with excessive intake of mercury.
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Pink disease and mercury in Sheffield, 1947-55.
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Further evidence of the association between mercury and pink disease.
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Urinary excretion of mercury in pink disease: preliminary report.
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Calomel and pink disease: preliminary report.
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[Etiology of acrodynia due to mercury hypersensibility].
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[Peripheral vascular diseases causing acroasphyxia chronica necroticans in infant. Conservative therapy].
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[Acrodynia in infant following application of mercurial ointment].
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[Acrodynia in infant following application of mercurial ointment].
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[Acrodynia, pink disease presumably caused by occult mercury allergy].
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[Acrodynia and mercurial toxic allergy].
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