[Erythroderma with papulo-squamous elements].
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Dermatitis, Exfoliative↗
Biomedical subjects
M Benne
Publications and source records attributed to M Benne.
[Specific anti-herpetic vaccination. Personal results].
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Herpesviridae Infections↗
[Case for diagnosis: explosive eruption of innumerable painful hypodermic nodules. Secondary carcinomatosis].
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Adult↗
[Cutaneous lymphoreticulopathy with non-specific polymorphous lesions of the penis].
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Adult↗
[Pyodermitis ulcero-vegetans of the back of the hand lasting 2 years].
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Aged↗
[Apropos of 2 cases of verrucose dyskeratomas. "Isolated follicular dyskeratosis"].
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Darier Disease↗
[Combined oral meladinine and ultraviolet rays in the treatment of psoriasis. (Preliminary note)].
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Humans↗
[Superficial patchy cutaneous gangrene of the lower extremities].
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Adult↗
[Psoriasis with successive outbreaks assuming pustular erythrodermal aspects, and of a centrifugal annular type. Provocation in the patient of a spongiform pustulosis after I.D.R. Possible role of corticoids].
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Adrenal Cortex Hormones↗
[Tuberculoid development of a lepromatous form of Hansen's disease treated with a derivative of thiourea (Ciba 1906)].
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Humans↗
[A case for diagnosis: patchy melanoderma in a 6-year-old girl].
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Child↗
[Buschke's scleroderma of adults? Acrodermatitis of Pick-Herxheimer?].
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Acrodermatitis↗
[Reactional leprosy (Lucio type?)].
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Female↗