DERMATOGERIATRIC PROBLEMS IN THE CHRONIC DISEASE HOSPITAL.
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Chronic Disease↗
Biomedical subjects
A W YOUNG
Publications and source records attributed to A W YOUNG.
EARLY SYPHILIS AND THE PROBLEM OF POSITIVE SEROLOGIC FINDINGS IN THE GERIATRIC PATIENT.
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Biometry↗
Special problems in dermatogeriatrics.
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Aged↗
The comprehensive dermatogeriatric index: health questionnaire. (Preliminary report).
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Aged↗
Chondrodermatitis of the ears: a differential study of nodules of the helix and anthelix.
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Cartilage↗
Nodules of the ear and feet. Consideration as dermatogriatric problems.
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Disease↗
The dermatogeriatric service in a resident hospital.
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Aged↗
Cutaneous papillomatosis; nummular and confluent variety.
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Child↗
Dynamics of autosensitization dermatitis; a clinical and microscopic concept of autoeczematization.
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Dermatitis↗
Dermatologic complaints presented by 330 geriatric patients.
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Aged↗
The dermato-geriatric clinic; indications, organization, and objectives.
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Ambulatory Care Facilities↗
Skin cancer: diagnosis and management in the elderly patient.
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Aged↗
Cutaneous papillomatosis; confluent and reticulated variety.
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Humans↗
Anaplastic epithelioma developing in acrodermatitis chronica atrophicans.
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Acrodermatitis↗