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Current Opinion in Allergy & Clinical Immunology, 2013
This article reviews recent findings on the skin microbiome. It provides an update on the current understanding of the role of microbiota in healthy skin and in inflammatory and allergic skin diseases.Advances in computing and high-throughput sequencing technology have enabled in-depth analysis of microbiota composition and functionality of human skin.
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This article reviews recent findings on the skin microbiome. It provides an update on the current understanding of the role of microbiota in healthy skin and in inflammatory and allergic skin diseases.Advances in computing and high-throughput sequencing technology have enabled in-depth analysis of microbiota composition and functionality of human skin.
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International Journal of Dermatology, 1985
Abstract: One hundred and one patients who met criteria for alcoholism were evaluated for dermatologic signs. There were 98 men and 3 women, with an average age of 40.85 years; 40 were white and 61 black. Significant findings were no skin disease in 19, acne in 27, folliculitis in 8, seborrheic dermatitis in 12, tinea pedis in 32, and xerosis in 7 ...
Lawrence Charles Parish, Eric Fine
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Abstract: One hundred and one patients who met criteria for alcoholism were evaluated for dermatologic signs. There were 98 men and 3 women, with an average age of 40.85 years; 40 were white and 61 black. Significant findings were no skin disease in 19, acne in 27, folliculitis in 8, seborrheic dermatitis in 12, tinea pedis in 32, and xerosis in 7 ...
Lawrence Charles Parish, Eric Fine
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British Medical Bulletin, 1993
Skin disease is one of the common causes of illness in most tropical countries and tropical skin diseases are often regarded as exotic. Most patients presenting with lesions acquired abroad however have either developed a condition common in their own environment or one that has been aggravated by the climatic conditions.
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Skin disease is one of the common causes of illness in most tropical countries and tropical skin diseases are often regarded as exotic. Most patients presenting with lesions acquired abroad however have either developed a condition common in their own environment or one that has been aggravated by the climatic conditions.
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2001
This article describes the most common diseases that affect the integumentary system of ferrets. Emphasis is placed on diagnosis and treatment of each disease.
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This article describes the most common diseases that affect the integumentary system of ferrets. Emphasis is placed on diagnosis and treatment of each disease.
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN IN PREGNANCY
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1950ASIDE from the relatively few more dramatic dermatoses which infrequently accompany the gravid state, a pregnant woman seldom derives much sympathy for her integumental complaints. Dermatologists and obstetricians alike are prone to ascribe most cutaneous symptoms occurring in these women to the pregnancy and dismiss them with a cursory inspection and ...
Roy W. Leeper, G. Marshall Crawford
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1971
The outer layer, or epidermis, consists of stratified epithelial cells which are continually replaced from below, losing their nuclei and becoming progressively worn as they reach the surface where their remains form the scaly or horny surface layer.
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The outer layer, or epidermis, consists of stratified epithelial cells which are continually replaced from below, losing their nuclei and becoming progressively worn as they reach the surface where their remains form the scaly or horny surface layer.
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2010
Abstract Topical therapy of skin disease employs a vehicle (ointments, creams, lotions, gels) to deliver an active ingredient to the skin, to provide a protective barrier, or to hydrate and moisturize the skin. There are many types of topical treatments, including antipruritics, are used to relieve itching; keratolytics are used to ...
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Abstract Topical therapy of skin disease employs a vehicle (ointments, creams, lotions, gels) to deliver an active ingredient to the skin, to provide a protective barrier, or to hydrate and moisturize the skin. There are many types of topical treatments, including antipruritics, are used to relieve itching; keratolytics are used to ...
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The American Journal of The Medical Sciences, 1935
RICHARD L. SUTTON, RICHARD L. SUTTON
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RICHARD L. SUTTON, RICHARD L. SUTTON
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