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The American Journal of Dermatopathology, 1992
We report a case of trichogenic tumor with epithelial and mesenchymal components recapitulating the formation of hair germs. The epithelial lobules were highly pigmented and affected the full thickness of the dermis, extending into the subcutaneous fat. In addition, amyloid deposits were found within the epithelial lobules and in the stroma.
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We report a case of trichogenic tumor with epithelial and mesenchymal components recapitulating the formation of hair germs. The epithelial lobules were highly pigmented and affected the full thickness of the dermis, extending into the subcutaneous fat. In addition, amyloid deposits were found within the epithelial lobules and in the stroma.
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Neuromediators and pigmentation
Experimental Dermatology, 2001FONDATION RENE TOURAINE POUR LA RECHERCHE EN DERMATOLOGIE SCIENTIFIC MEETING 2001 Thursday 15th November 2001, Paris, France Ministère de la Recherche et de la Technologie Amphithéâtre Poincaré, 1, rue Descartes, F‐75005 Paris *** NEUROPHYSIOLOGY OF THE SKIN 9h30–10h30 E. DUPIN Embryogenesis of neuro‐epithelial interactions10h30–11h15 D.
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BMJ, 2011
A previously well 51 year old Cypriot woman presented to the emergency department with a five day history of vomiting. She reported no diarrhoea, fever, or abdominal pain. She had no unwell contacts or recent foreign travel. Her medical history included recently diagnosed depression and a review by dermatologists two years previously for generalised ...
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A previously well 51 year old Cypriot woman presented to the emergency department with a five day history of vomiting. She reported no diarrhoea, fever, or abdominal pain. She had no unwell contacts or recent foreign travel. Her medical history included recently diagnosed depression and a review by dermatologists two years previously for generalised ...
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Journal of Burn Care & Research, 2015
There is at least a temporary loss of skin pigmentation with all but first-degree burns. Commonly, pigment changes persist for months, and sometimes, permanent changes in skin color add to the ultimate change in appearance that commonly affects burn patients.
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There is at least a temporary loss of skin pigmentation with all but first-degree burns. Commonly, pigment changes persist for months, and sometimes, permanent changes in skin color add to the ultimate change in appearance that commonly affects burn patients.
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2015
Citrus fruits include diverse types and contain various carotenoids and flavonoids, which may provide enhanced nutrients and beneficial nutraceuticals in the human diet. Carotenoids are the primary pigments for characteristic yellow to red colors and organoleptic attractions in different citrus fruits, while anthocyanins, a subgroup of colored ...
CHEN C. +2 more
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Citrus fruits include diverse types and contain various carotenoids and flavonoids, which may provide enhanced nutrients and beneficial nutraceuticals in the human diet. Carotenoids are the primary pigments for characteristic yellow to red colors and organoleptic attractions in different citrus fruits, while anthocyanins, a subgroup of colored ...
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?Polymer pigments? in human pigment gallstones [PDF]
Naturwissenschaften, 1978 S. Schroebler, U. Wosiewitz
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966
Brownish macules or papules or nodules which urticate when stroked provide the symptomatology and the diagnosis of urticaria pigmentosa (mastocytosis). Urtication from mild injury (stroking) is the result of histamine release from dermal mast-cell nests. The brown color is due to hyperactive melanocytes in the overlying epidermis.
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Brownish macules or papules or nodules which urticate when stroked provide the symptomatology and the diagnosis of urticaria pigmentosa (mastocytosis). Urtication from mild injury (stroking) is the result of histamine release from dermal mast-cell nests. The brown color is due to hyperactive melanocytes in the overlying epidermis.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1961
T B, FITZPATRICK, M, SEIJI, A D, McGUGAN
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T B, FITZPATRICK, M, SEIJI, A D, McGUGAN
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On the Nature of the Pigment in Retinal Pigment Epithelium
Science, 1957Thomas B. Fitzpatrick +1 more
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