[Therapeutic supplements in dermatology].
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Climate↗
Biomedical subjects
F F GUNCHE
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[Dermatology: its entailment with clinical medicine].
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Clinical Medicine↗
[The skin and television: teledermatitis].
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Dermatology↗
[Occupational lupus erythematosus].
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Humans↗
[Balneotherapy in dermatology].
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Balneology↗
[Skin-crystalline lens syndrome].
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Cataract↗
[Atrophying erythrocyanosis caused by paraplasmoblastic leukemic leukosis].
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Atrophy↗
[Allergic anal pruritus; its clinical study].
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Anal Canal↗
[Histological study of the skin in hypertensive patients].
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Humans↗
[The treatment of vitiligo with visammin].
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Humans↗
[Incontinentia pigmenti].
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Incontinentia Pigmenti↗
[Comments on atypical polymorphous erythemas and related syndromes with relation to four clinical cases].
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Erythema↗
[Granuloma annulare; therapy].
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Granuloma↗
[Polarized light in dermatologic histology].
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Histological Techniques↗
[Hoffmann and Habermann melanodermatitis toxica lichenoides].
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Dermatitis↗
[Treatment of psoriasis with cryptococcal vaccine].
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Cryptococcus↗