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B Daicker

Publications and source records attributed to B Daicker.

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PubMed1975

Apocrine mixed tumour of the lid.

The clinical features and pathological characteristics of a case of apocrine mixed tumour, a rare sweat gland neoplasm located in the lid, are described.

Adenoma, Sweat Gland↗
PubMed1975

[Are the symptoms "white with pressure" and "white without pressure" related to peripheral retinal sclerosis?].

Collagenic formations occur increasingly with age in the retinal periphery of adults. They grow from the vitreous cortex and from the vessels. In extensive growth they form intraretinal networks. Different inflammatory, degenerative and malformative diseases of the retina lead secondarily, and this already in young persons, to an extensive development of such structures. The name 'peripheral retinal sclerosis' is proposed for such alterations in the peripheral retina. Since the peripheral retinal sclerosis occurs at the same areas where the symptom 'white with pressure' is found, one believes that these formations are its organic substrate. The opacification is thought to be a consequence of the stretching of these collagenic formations during the indentation. Deposition of lipids in these formations can show the symptom 'white without pressure'.

Adult↗
PubMed1975

[Balloon cell nevi of the conjunctiva (author's transl)].

The clinical and histological features of three cases of conjunctival balloon cell nevi are described. This peculiar form of nevus is very rare in the conjunctiva. The findings are compared with the descriptions in the literature of dermal balloon cell nevi. They demonstrate, that the conjunctival and dermal tumours are of idential histological structure. The proliferations of the conjunctival epithelium often found in conjunctival nevi do not modify the balloon cell nevi. These can not be diagnosed clinically. The problems of the pathogenesis of the balloon cell nevi are discussed.

Adolescent↗