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Plica neuropathica (polonica) in schizophrenia
Indian Journal of Psychiatry, 2012 Plica neuropathica (Polonica) is a common but rarely reported scalp hair condition. In this condition the hairs of scalp in a localized area is compacted into irregularly twisted, irreversibly entangled plaits. Psychological disturbance is a risk factor for plica formation. We report a case of plica neuropathica in an adult female with schizophrenia.
Kumar, P. N. Suresh, Rajmohan, V.
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Leptospira polonica — a new serotype [PDF]
International Journal of Systematic and Evolutionary Microbiology, 1966 ABSTRACT A new Leptospira serotype, of the “hebdomadis” group, was isolated from Erinaceus europaeus roumanicus (the European hedgehog). The name Leptospira polonica nom. nov. was proposed and accepted.
J, Parnas, M, Cybulska
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A New Serotype: Leptospira polonica*
Zentralblatt für Veterinärmedizin Reihe B, 2010Summary In a natural focus of leptospirosis (Grippotyphosa-Hebdomadis) the author isolated from Erinaceus europaus roumanicus a strain of leptospira and subjected it to detailed analysis, first in his own laboratory, then in the WHO Reference Laboratory of Professor Wolff in Amsterdam and in the laboratory of Kmety at Bratislava and finally again in
J, Parnas, M T, Cybulska
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Orvosi hetilap, 1995
The author summarizes the essentials and history of the plica polonica disease and describes some of his own experiences in diagnosis and treatment. It is remarkable, that the monographs of the internal medicine and the hungarian monographs of dermatology, with the exception of two, didn't even mention this phenomenon in this century.
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The author summarizes the essentials and history of the plica polonica disease and describes some of his own experiences in diagnosis and treatment. It is remarkable, that the monographs of the internal medicine and the hungarian monographs of dermatology, with the exception of two, didn't even mention this phenomenon in this century.
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Stephanus Bisius (1724–1790) on mania and melancholy, and the disorder called plica polonica
Journal of the History of the Neurosciences, 2021Paul Eling +2 more
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