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[Skin and collagen vascular diseases].
Praxis, 2008Dermatology and rheumatology have in common that many rheumatologic diseases manifest with distinct clinical presentations on the skin. Since the skin is easily accessible both to physical examination and biopsy, rheumatologists appreciate to consult with dermatologists with experience in the clinical and pathological aspects of the rheumatic diseases ...
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American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 1990
The skin and subcutaneous soft tissues of amputation residual limbs are required to withstand externally applied loads of greater magnitude than similar tissues of the intact lower limb. Increased age and poor circulatory status may contribute to the increased risk of tissue injury seen in this population.
J M, Czerniecki +4 more
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The skin and subcutaneous soft tissues of amputation residual limbs are required to withstand externally applied loads of greater magnitude than similar tissues of the intact lower limb. Increased age and poor circulatory status may contribute to the increased risk of tissue injury seen in this population.
J M, Czerniecki +4 more
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The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1976
Radioactive xenon133 applied epicutaneously was used to study the skin blood flow below the knee in sixteen normal subjects, in eight patients with peripheral vascular disease not requiring amputation, and in a blind study of twenty-nine patients requiring amputation.
J P, Kostuik +4 more
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Radioactive xenon133 applied epicutaneously was used to study the skin blood flow below the knee in sixteen normal subjects, in eight patients with peripheral vascular disease not requiring amputation, and in a blind study of twenty-nine patients requiring amputation.
J P, Kostuik +4 more
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Role of Indocyanine Green Fluorescence to Assess Skin Vascularity in Peripheral Vascular Disease
Annals of African MedicineAbstract Objectives: The objective is to assess the level of amputation based on the skin vascularity using indocyanine fluorescence. Background: Patients with chronic limb ischemia have a risk of amputation within 1 ...
Chandrakanth Reddy Bandi +5 more
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Hypersensitiveness to tobacco and biopsy studies of skin reactions in vascular disease
Journal of Allergy, 1938Abstract 1.1. Biopsy studies of immediate and delayed skin reactions to tobacco and saline control wheals were studied in 10 patients with thromboangiitis obliterans, one of migrating phlebitis, and one with acute coronary thrombosis. 2.2. Eosinophiles, varying in numbers, were found in the histologic sections of the immediate urticarial wheals ...
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Mechanisms of skin vascular maturation and maintenance captured by longitudinal imaging of live mice
Cell, 2023Edward Marsh +2 more
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INTEREST OF THE SKIN BIOPSY IN VASCULAR NEURODEGENERATTVE DISEASES
Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology, 1997Ruchoux MM +3 more
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New skin thermometer for diagnosis of peripheral vascular disease
American Heart Journal, 1936William S. Collets, Nathan D. Wilensky
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