[Multiple simultaneous cystic steatonecrosis caused by depot penicillin].
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Adipose Tissue↗
Biomedical subjects
V G RINALDI
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[Chronic herpetic pemphigoid cheilitis (mucositis); abnormal regenerative epithelial hyperplasia as factor of persistent viral multiplication rhythm & successive reappearance].
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Biological Phenomena↗
[Chondroangiosarcoma of the ear lobe with reticulomatous growth of the nasal groove and hyperplastic tuberculosis of the lymph gland].
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Bone Neoplasms↗
[Therapeutic experiences with trypsin in dermatology and venereology].
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Dermatology↗
[Isolated scleroderma in small superficial elements of the scalp; its status among cicatricial alopecias].
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Alopecia↗
[Unusual from of diffuse and nodular traumatic hyperkeratosis of the hand caused by psychoneurotic tic].
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Disease↗
[Multiple leiomyomas of the nipple associated with Kaposi's disease].
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Breast Neoplasms↗
[Purpuric Gibert's pityriasis rosea].
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Pityriasis Rosea↗
[Chronic progressive nodular panniculitis of Rothmann-Makai type].
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Cholestanes↗
[Suppurative nevus melanosus pilosus with so-called carcinoid clinical and anatomical development].
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Carcinoid Tumor↗
[Livedoid lichen; generalized lichen ruber planus with manifestations of a livedo reticularis].
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Child↗
[Massive lichenification of the scrotum with structural characteristics of dartoic pseudo-myoma].
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Disease↗