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The American Journal of Dermatopathology, 1996
Four brief reports of combined skin lesions are presented: (1) combined basal cell epithelioma and histiocytosis X. (2) combined intraepidermal melanocytic neoplasia (melanoma in situ) and leukaemia cutis, (3) combined melanocytic naevus with pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia and desmoplastic trichoepithelioma, and (4) combined melanocytic naevus with ...
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Four brief reports of combined skin lesions are presented: (1) combined basal cell epithelioma and histiocytosis X. (2) combined intraepidermal melanocytic neoplasia (melanoma in situ) and leukaemia cutis, (3) combined melanocytic naevus with pseudoepitheliomatous hyperplasia and desmoplastic trichoepithelioma, and (4) combined melanocytic naevus with ...
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Mycoses, 2009
Summary The efficacy and local tolerance of 2% miconazole nitrate plus 1% hydrocortisone (Daktacort) was tested in 30 patients with skin lesions. 28 patients (93.3%) with dermatophytosis, candidal intertrigo, pityriasis versicolor and piodermitis, mostly with inflammatory symptoms, were cured completely after 4 weeks' treatment.
O, Fischman, J, Levites, M, Grinblat
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Summary The efficacy and local tolerance of 2% miconazole nitrate plus 1% hydrocortisone (Daktacort) was tested in 30 patients with skin lesions. 28 patients (93.3%) with dermatophytosis, candidal intertrigo, pityriasis versicolor and piodermitis, mostly with inflammatory symptoms, were cured completely after 4 weeks' treatment.
O, Fischman, J, Levites, M, Grinblat
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Clinics in Dermatology, 1994
Abstract Pigmented lesions are common in the dog and cat. They are less common in the horse and pig and infrequently found in laboratory animals and other domestic animals kept for food and fiber production. The true incidence of pigmented lesions in animals is not known.
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Abstract Pigmented lesions are common in the dog and cat. They are less common in the horse and pig and infrequently found in laboratory animals and other domestic animals kept for food and fiber production. The true incidence of pigmented lesions in animals is not known.
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Pathology, 2017
Sebaceous differentiation is commonly seen in cutaneous neoplasms, both in the context of lesions showing predominantly sebaceous differentiation (e.g., sebaceous adenoma, sebaceoma and sebaceous carcinoma), or as more focal sebaceous components in neoplasms with other primary lines of differentiation.
Jean, Iacobelli +2 more
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Sebaceous differentiation is commonly seen in cutaneous neoplasms, both in the context of lesions showing predominantly sebaceous differentiation (e.g., sebaceous adenoma, sebaceoma and sebaceous carcinoma), or as more focal sebaceous components in neoplasms with other primary lines of differentiation.
Jean, Iacobelli +2 more
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Baillière's Clinical Rheumatology, 1994
Psoriatic skin disease is common; it occurs at all ages and co-exists with joint disease in approximately 10% of cases. All areas of skin, scalp and nails may be involved. In the typical case, the skin lesions are easy to recognize. Atypical forms of skin involvement and lesions at unusual sites are less easily diagnosed by non-specialists.
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Psoriatic skin disease is common; it occurs at all ages and co-exists with joint disease in approximately 10% of cases. All areas of skin, scalp and nails may be involved. In the typical case, the skin lesions are easy to recognize. Atypical forms of skin involvement and lesions at unusual sites are less easily diagnosed by non-specialists.
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1980
The most common precancerous skin lesions are actinic keratoses, Bowen's disease, and keratoacanthoma. Actinic keratoses appear over the exposed areas of the body as the result of actinic radiation. Bowen's disease is most probably secondary to the effects of internal carcinogens.
H, Pinkus, A H, Mehregan
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The most common precancerous skin lesions are actinic keratoses, Bowen's disease, and keratoacanthoma. Actinic keratoses appear over the exposed areas of the body as the result of actinic radiation. Bowen's disease is most probably secondary to the effects of internal carcinogens.
H, Pinkus, A H, Mehregan
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The Netherlands journal of medicine, 2010
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Ozaras, R. +6 more
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Ozaras, R. +6 more
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The Netherlands journal of medicine, 2003
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Netea, M.G. +3 more
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Netea, M.G. +3 more
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