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Enfermedades infecciosas y microbiologia clinica (English ed.), 2023
Miguel, Sogbe +3 more
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Miguel, Sogbe +3 more
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1997
For a sufficient dose of ultraviolet radiation, the human skin reacts by erythema which will develop a few hours after exposure and will culminate 20 hours later. Among the histological modifications observed on skin biopsies performed on the irradiated skin, Daniels F. Jr. et al., (1961) described, within the epidermis, cells with unusual and distinct
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For a sufficient dose of ultraviolet radiation, the human skin reacts by erythema which will develop a few hours after exposure and will culminate 20 hours later. Among the histological modifications observed on skin biopsies performed on the irradiated skin, Daniels F. Jr. et al., (1961) described, within the epidermis, cells with unusual and distinct
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Horticulture Environment and Biotechnology, 2020
Héctor Olivares-Soto +3 more
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Héctor Olivares-Soto +3 more
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JAMA, 1960
To the Editor:— At the turn of the century pathologists saw skin malignancy of the face and neck associated with long-continued exposure to wind and sun. The patients were frequently sea captains, long-time market fishermen, and farmers. Today, these same malignancies are found even more frequently, and the patients usually give a history of continued
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To the Editor:— At the turn of the century pathologists saw skin malignancy of the face and neck associated with long-continued exposure to wind and sun. The patients were frequently sea captains, long-time market fishermen, and farmers. Today, these same malignancies are found even more frequently, and the patients usually give a history of continued
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Photosensitisation and sunburn
Equine Veterinary Education, 2007Derek C. Knottenbelt +2 more
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THE ERYTHEMAL THRESHOLD FOR SUNBURN
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1946William S. Terus, Harold F. Blum
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