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Simple Method for Marking the Limit of Resection of Excess Skin in Facelifts
Annals of Plastic Surgery, 1979A simple, readily available tool and technique are presented for estimating the amount of skin to be resected during facelifts.
M S, Climo, J E, Alexander
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Excess KLHL24 Impairs Skin Wound Healing through the Degradation of Vimentin
Journal of Investigative Dermatology, 2023Start codon variants in ubiquitin ligase KLHL24 lead to a gain-of-function mutant KLHL24-ΔN28, which mediates the excessive degradation of keratin 15, desmin, and keratin 14, resulting in alopecia, cardiopathy, and epidermolysis bullosa syndrome. Patients with alopecia, cardiopathy, and epidermolysis bullosa syndrome normally present atrophic scars ...
Yihe Liu +8 more
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Complications of Dermabrasion Resulting from Excessively Cold Skin Refrigeration
The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology, 1985Abstract. Three patients developed complications following dermabrasion with a new potent skin refrigerant mixture. Freezing can usually be performed more rapidly with such mixtures, but the risk of complications may be greater.
C W, Hanke, H H, Roenigk, J B, Pinksi
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Impact of Excess Body Weight on Skin Hydration and Biomechanics
2015The WHO regards obesity as an epidemic, affecting more than one third of adults in the United States. Obesity is a key factor for several comorbidities, and naturally, the skin is a major organ involved. This study aims to add knowledge to the characterization of skin functional changes related with excessive body weight.
Tavares, Liliana +5 more
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Excessive Number of Skin Cancers in an Italian Renal Transplant Recipient
Nephron, 2000the present a case of a trannsplanted patients with more thant 20 non melanoma skin ...
TESSARI, Gianpaolo, BARBA, Annalisa
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1975
Subcantaneous mastectomy through a lateral approach, with preservation of the nipple and areola on a dermal pedicle, removing the excess skin at the time of aubautaneous mastectomy, is a safe procedure which results in esthetically acceptable breasts. The surgical approach greatly facilitates the removal of the entire glandular portion of the breast.
J H, Hartley +2 more
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Subcantaneous mastectomy through a lateral approach, with preservation of the nipple and areola on a dermal pedicle, removing the excess skin at the time of aubautaneous mastectomy, is a safe procedure which results in esthetically acceptable breasts. The surgical approach greatly facilitates the removal of the entire glandular portion of the breast.
J H, Hartley +2 more
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A SKIN MANIFESTATION FROM THE EXCESSIVE ADMINISTRATION OF VITAMINS
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1934Skin eruptions of the eczematous type are not unusual in early childhood. Rashes at all akin to true eczema are classified as eczema, and the usual routine of local applications is followed with various manipulations of diet, it being accepted as a fact that the condition is an eczema without a doubt.
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Effects of excess methionine on collagen metabolism: A study on newborn rat skin
Biochemical Medicine and Metabolic Biology, 1987We studied the biochemical effects of excess methionine intake on the skin of newborn rats. Group 1 pups were intubated with methionine dissolved in 0.1 ml physiological saline solution in the amount of 0.1 g/100 body wt as a control using a gastric needle. Group 2 pups were given 0.2 g/100 g in the same manner as group 1 as an experimental group. They
K, Taniguchi +4 more
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Reduction of Excess Arm Skin via Surgical Excision
2010With natural aging or with significant weight loss, the skin and soft tissue of the upper arm undergo changes in their fat-skin composition and elastic properties. The relative laxity of supportive tissue and the relative excess of skin vis-a-vis underlying subcutaneous fat will lead to varying degrees of upper extremity ptosis.
John Y. S. Kim +2 more
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New Insight into the Topical Management of Excessive Sebum Flow at the Skin Surface
Dermatology, 1998The sebum flow dynamics at the skin surface results from a multistep process starting with sebocyte proliferation, intracellular lipid synthesis, cell lysis in the sebaceous duct, storage of sebum in the follicular reservoir, discharge through the follicular opening and spreading over the stratum corneum.
G E, Piérard, G, Ries, G, Cauwenbergh
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