THE AETIOLOGY OF MILIARIA.
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Adrenal Insufficiency↗
Biomedical subjects
L J LOEWENTHAL
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THE SALT EXCRETION OF MILIARIA SUBJECTS.
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Acclimatization↗
ANATOMY AND HISTOCHEMISTRY OF SKIN 1962.
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Hair↗
[EFFECT OF PILOCARPINE IONTOPHORESIS ON THE ECCRINE AMPULLA].
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Biopsy↗
ANATOMY AND HISTOCHEMISTRY OF SKIN L961.
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Anatomy↗
THE HISTOGENESIS OF CUTANEOUS NAEVI.
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Humans↗
Alkaline phosphatase in human eccrine sweat.
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Alkaline Phosphatase↗
Daniel TURNER and "De Morbis cutaneis".
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Dermatology↗
[Congenital alopecia with papular lesions].
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Alopecia↗
The pathogenesis of miliaria. The role of sodium chloride.
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Humans↗
The eccrine ampulla: morphology and function.
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Humans↗
Anatomy of the skin 1959.
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Histological Techniques↗
Atrichia with papular lesions.
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Alopecia↗
Localization of succinate dehydrogenase in the human eccrine gland.
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Eccrine Glands↗
Elastosis and cutaneous irradiation injuries.
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Connective Tissue↗
Reactions in green tatoos. The significance of the valence state of chromium.
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Chromium↗
Alopecia mucinosa with eosinophil granuloma, lichen spinulosus and chancriform lesions.
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Alopecia↗