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Subcutaneous administration of pembrolizumab: a paradigm shift toward patient-centered cancer care. [PDF]
J Thorac DisKobayashi N.
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Is Taenia crassiceps Cysticercosis a Threat to Dogs? Description of Macro- and Microscopic Lesions in a Dog. Case Report and a Review of the Literature. [PDF]
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Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, 1998
We have recently observed three examples of solitary trichoblastomas (TB) with unusual histopathologic features characterized mainly by numerous aggregations of basaloid cells limited to the subcutis. The three trichoblastomas with unusual features were identified from a large scries of 38 solitary TB cases collected over a period of 20 years ...
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We have recently observed three examples of solitary trichoblastomas (TB) with unusual histopathologic features characterized mainly by numerous aggregations of basaloid cells limited to the subcutis. The three trichoblastomas with unusual features were identified from a large scries of 38 solitary TB cases collected over a period of 20 years ...
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Dermatologic Clinics, 2008
Subcutaneous sarcoidosis has been reported to occur in 1.4% to 6% of patients with systemic sarcoidosis. Most reported cases are in women, most often in their fifth and sixth decades, and appear as multiple, asymptomatic, hardly indurated subcutaneous nodules without changes in the overlying epidermis.
Joaquim, Marcoval +3 more
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Subcutaneous sarcoidosis has been reported to occur in 1.4% to 6% of patients with systemic sarcoidosis. Most reported cases are in women, most often in their fifth and sixth decades, and appear as multiple, asymptomatic, hardly indurated subcutaneous nodules without changes in the overlying epidermis.
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Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1989
Myospherulosis is an uncommon subcutaneous disorder believed initially to be caused by an endosporulating fungus. Recently investigators have disproved an infectious cause and have shown that the disease represents an alteration in red blood cells, usually produced by petrolatum or lanolin, with an accompanying foreign-body-type response. We report the
J S, Waldman +3 more
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Myospherulosis is an uncommon subcutaneous disorder believed initially to be caused by an endosporulating fungus. Recently investigators have disproved an infectious cause and have shown that the disease represents an alteration in red blood cells, usually produced by petrolatum or lanolin, with an accompanying foreign-body-type response. We report the
J S, Waldman +3 more
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