Biomedical subjects
H M ROBINSON
Publications and source records attributed to H M ROBINSON.
The quantitative nutritional requirements of the genus Microsporum.
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An evaluation of the Children's Visual Achievement Forms at grade I.
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Control of emotional tension in dermatoses.
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Panel discussion on the clinical management of skin disease in geriatric patients.
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Newer concepts in dermatology.
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Solitary diverticulum of the ileum causing intermittent obstruction in the ileocecal area.
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Hydroxyzine hydrochloride (atarax); a new tranquilizer.
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Amodioquin (camoquin) in the treatment of discoid lupus erythematosus.
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Deocin: a new antibacterial antiperspirant.
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Selenium sulfide in treatment of pityriasis versicolor.
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Hydroxyzine (atarax) hydrochloride in dermatological therapy.
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Simplified office procedures for mycological diagnosis.
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Topical use of chlorquinaldol.
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Topical treatment of dermatoses with steroids.
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Steroid preparations for topical therapy of skin eruptions.
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Use of non-antibiotic agents in skin infections.
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The treatment of dermatoses with a new steroid (ethamicort).
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