Dermatitic and pigmentary reactions to monobenzyl ether of hydroquinone: report of two cases.
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Variations in pigmentation from quinacrine. Report of case mimicking chronic hepatic disease.
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The "nasal crease". A physical sign of allergic rhinitis.
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Polyposis of the small intestine, with pigmentation of the face, buccal mucosa, and digits.
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Addisonian pigmentation due to extreme pyloric stenosis by a mucosal diaphragm.
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Addison Disease↗
Skin and buccal pigmentation, pulmonary tuberculosis and steatorrhoea.
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Celiac Disease↗
Pigmented bands on nails: a new sign in malnutrition.
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Teeth pigmented by tetracycline.
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
Decrease in human hair color and feather pigment of fowl following chloroquine diphosphate.
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Animals↗
Hyperaemia of the deeper cutaneous vessels after irradiation of human skin with large doses of ultra-violet and visible light.
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Plexiform neurofibroma associated with cutaneous pigmentation and bone manifestations.
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Bone and Bones↗
Skeletal pigmentation due to tetracycline.
Two cases of pigmentation of the skeletal system due to tetracycline are reported. It is suggested that tetracycline may be stored in bone due to a tetracycline hydrochloride calcium phosphate complex after prolonged tetracycline administration, and that tetracycline may be the antibiotic of choice in certain cases of osteomyelitis. Dark pigmentation of the teeth may be due to prolonged tetracycline therapy and may be the only sign of heavy deposition into the skeletal system.
Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
Carcinoma of the hypophysis associated with Cushing's syndrome and Addisonian pigmentation.
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Cushing Syndrome↗
Leucotrichia totalis from chloroquine.
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Chloroquine↗
[25 cases of dyschromia caused by hydroquinone].
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Humans↗
[Hair bleaching with chloroquine therapy].
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Chloroquine↗
Leukoderma due to use of rubber condom.
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Condoms↗