SUPERFICIAL FUNGUS INFECTIONS IN NORTHERN NEW YORK STATE. II.
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Candidiasis↗
Biomedical subjects
W SAUNDERS
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HEREDITARY HEMORRHAGIC TELENGIECTASIA: EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF EPISTAXIS BY SEPTAL DERMOPLASTY.
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Angiomatosis↗
Smallpox vaccination by a new technique.
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Humans↗
Fungus infections in northern New York State.
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Fungi↗
Oral treatment of dermatoses.
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Administration, Oral↗
Dermatoses; treatment with prednisone and prednisolone.
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Humans↗
Topical therapy with an anticholinergic agent in dermatologic conditions.
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Cholinergic Antagonists↗
Inflammatory ringworm due to trichophyton faviforme; report of three cases in one family.
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Humans↗
Barber's pilonidal sinus of the hand.
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Cutaneous Fistula↗
Contact dermatitis due to benzalkonium chloride (zephiran chloride).
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Ammonium Compounds↗
Dermatophytid treated with cortisone.
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Cortisone↗
Small scale epidemic of ringworm caused by a pet.
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Cats↗
Successful treatment of erythema multiforme exudativum (Stevens-Johnson disease) with cortisone.
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Cortisone↗
Gramoderm therapy in skin diseases.
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Gramicidin↗
Eczematous hypersensitivity caused by topical application of streptomycin.
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Dermatitis↗