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2016
This chapter will discuss a collection of infectious entities that are relatively commonly encountered in dermatopathology specimens. This is an admittedly abbreviated listing of the various cutaneous infections encountered in the skin. It is meant to reflect common or uniquely important entities rather than an encyclopedic text on the subject.
Jenny Cotton, Steven D. Billings
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This chapter will discuss a collection of infectious entities that are relatively commonly encountered in dermatopathology specimens. This is an admittedly abbreviated listing of the various cutaneous infections encountered in the skin. It is meant to reflect common or uniquely important entities rather than an encyclopedic text on the subject.
Jenny Cotton, Steven D. Billings
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 2007
Christine C, Jacobson, Elizabeth A, Abel
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Christine C, Jacobson, Elizabeth A, Abel
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2013
John Snow is remembered for his meticulous study of the 1854 cholera epidemic in Soho, England, culminating in his dramatic removal of the pump handle from the community well that he had deduced to be the source of the disease. Although we no longer see major cholera outbreaks—at least in the developed world—communicable diseases of various types are ...
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John Snow is remembered for his meticulous study of the 1854 cholera epidemic in Soho, England, culminating in his dramatic removal of the pump handle from the community well that he had deduced to be the source of the disease. Although we no longer see major cholera outbreaks—at least in the developed world—communicable diseases of various types are ...
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Skin Infections and Infestations
1994The skin is the body’s largest and most visible organ. It is possibly the most assailed organ as well, as it is in constant contact with the outside environment. This constant exposure leaves skin subject to innumerable challenges. Nevertheless, the skin is remarkably impervious, and it reliably protects against infection and infestation in most normal
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The Effect of Demodex Infestation on Blepharitis and the Ocular Symptoms
Eye & contact lens, 2017Naciye Kabataş +5 more
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Journal (Royal Society of Health), 1958