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[A case of desmoid of the abdominal wall developing on a laparotomy scar].
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[A basalioma in a cicatrix].
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[Life & pathology of granulation tissue].
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[Granuloma cicatriziale e morbus Boeck].
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Basal cell carcinoma occurring in burn scars.
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[Epithelioma on a cicatrix 45 years after the wound].
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[The cerebral cicatrix and its anatomosurgical forms].
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[Granulomatous cicatricial changes as a clinical guiding symptom of Boeck's disease].
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[On fibromas and myxomas of the skin (with reference to their association with epitheliomas and to their appearance on the cicatrix)].
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Clinical and experimental observations on heterotopic osseous formation in abdominal wall scars.
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[Apropos of histological images of Boeck's sacrcoid observed in old cicatrices].
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Endometriosis of abdominal scar after cesarean section.
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[A case of endometriosis of a postoperative scar].
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[Cicatricial keloids and their treatment].
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Carcinoma and sarcoma in scars of the skin of back successfully treated by electroexcision and plastic replacement of the defects.
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