[CUTANEOUS CANDIDIASIS. I. IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE, AGGLUTINATION AND FUNGISTASIS REACTIONS].
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Candidiasis↗
Biomedical subjects
R LEONE
Publications and source records attributed to R LEONE.
[Amphotericin B and monilial granuloma].
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Administration, Cutaneous↗
[Comparison of the relation between dermatomyositis and acanthosis nigricans respectively with internal cancers].
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Acanthosis Nigricans↗
[Data on external dermatological therapy: a new type of tabular elastic bandage].
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Bandages↗
[Clinical and statistical considerations on the relation between dermatomyositis and deep visceral tumors].
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Abdominal Neoplasms↗
[Mycological, clinical and epidemiological aspects of cutaneous mycoses in Piedmont].
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Dermatomycoses↗
[Phlegmonous and gummatous candidiasis of the recto-urethral space and of the cavernous bodies in a diabetic].
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Candidiasis↗
[Epidemiology of mycoses in the Piedmont region].
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Humans↗
[Bacterial contents of the horny layers of the skin].
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Epidermis↗
[Micromorphological and macromorphological characteristics & experimental pathogenicity of aerobic Actinomyces isolated in a fatal case of human actinomycosis].
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Actinomyces↗
[Variations in antibiotic sensitivity of Staphylococci isolated from furuncolosis in Piedmont].
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Animals↗
[Antibiotic sensitivity of pathogenic Actinomycetaceae].
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Actinomyces↗
[Effects of stimulation of the diencephalic-hypophysial region in malignant alopecia areata; therapeutic possibilities].
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Alopecia↗
[Mycotic flora in pityriasis versicolor].
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Fungi↗
[Cutaneous actinomycosis caused by aerobes].
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Actinomycosis↗
[Cutaneous colibacillosis].
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Bacteriology↗