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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1978
Cutaneous horn or sebaceous horn is an extremely rare clinical entity. A case of cutaneous horn of the cheek presenting in a middle aged female is reported. It was successfully treated by surgical excision.
P K, Kakar, B, Singh, N D, Puri
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Cutaneous horn or sebaceous horn is an extremely rare clinical entity. A case of cutaneous horn of the cheek presenting in a middle aged female is reported. It was successfully treated by surgical excision.
P K, Kakar, B, Singh, N D, Puri
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Trichilemmomal horn: cutaneous horn overlying trichilemmoma
Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 1979Summary Four patients had keratotic, horn-shaped growths on the face or scalp. Histologically, each showed massive, largely orthokeratotic horn with a trichilemmoma at the base. Trichilemmomal horn (cutaneous horn overlying trichilemmoma) must be differentiated from trichilemmal horn, a cutaneous horn that shows trichilemmal rather than epidermoid ...
M.H. Brownstein, E.E. Shapiro
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Antiquity, 1953
Though everyone now agrees that the unicorn never existed, this unanimity is quite recent. All through the 19th century there were periodic reports of its presence in darkest Africa or on the Asiatic steppes, and hopes that it would turn out to be a reality died hard.
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Though everyone now agrees that the unicorn never existed, this unanimity is quite recent. All through the 19th century there were periodic reports of its presence in darkest Africa or on the Asiatic steppes, and hopes that it would turn out to be a reality died hard.
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How the Horned Lizard Got Its Horns
Science, 2004Many descriptions of evolutionary adaptations are criticized as “just-so stories” ([ 1 ][1]) that are based more on intuition than on direct tests of adaptive hypotheses. The elaborate crowns of horns possessed by many species of horned lizards (genus Phrynosoma ) are classic examples ...
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Urology, 1975
A case of penile horn is reported. Its occurrence is uncommon, and treatment consists of excision.
J F, Redman, J S, Sulieman, N K, Bissada
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A case of penile horn is reported. Its occurrence is uncommon, and treatment consists of excision.
J F, Redman, J S, Sulieman, N K, Bissada
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Dermatology, 1983
A lesion clinically and histologically mimicking trichilemmal horn was observed in the nail apparatus of a 62-year-old woman. The term ‘onycholemmal horn’ is proposed for this lesion.
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A lesion clinically and histologically mimicking trichilemmal horn was observed in the nail apparatus of a 62-year-old woman. The term ‘onycholemmal horn’ is proposed for this lesion.
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Notes and Queries, 1930