Diseases of the skinJ.B. Lippincott Company, 1917 - 753 pages |
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Common terms and phrases
abundant accompanied acute affection appear applied areas arsenic attacks begins blebs boric acid cells cent chronic color commonly considerable number corium course Crocker crusts cutaneous dermatitis dermatitis herpetiformis diagnosis disappear disease doses eczema elevated epidermis epithelial epithelioma eruption erythema especially Etiology exceptionally extremities exudate follicles followed gangrene glands hair herpes herpetiformis horny layer impetigo infection inflammation inflammatory infrequently irritation itching and burning keratosis latter lesions less frequently leucocytes lichen lichen planus lotion lupus malady mucous membranes nodules observed occasionally occur ointment ounce pain palms and soles papillæ papillary papular papules patches patient pemphigus pigment pityriasis planus portion present produced Prognosis pruritus psoriasis pustular pustules rare regions remedies resembling result rete ringworm salicylic acid scales scalp scaly scarring situated skin stage surface symptoms syphilis syphiloderm thickening tion tissue treatment trunk tumors ulceration Unna urticaria usually variety varying vesicles vesicular wheals zoster
Popular passages
Page 353 - Door, typical of the style in vogue in the latter part of the eighteenth and early part of the nineteenth centuries.
Page 213 - ... recent years there has been a notable increase in the number of researches centering about these questions.
Page 268 - Helmholtz's theory of the function of the cochlea is not everywhere positively accepted, the weight of evidence seems to be in favor of the view, that it has a higher function than the vestibule, and that by it an analysis of tune is made.
Page 8 - Each nail consists of a root, or part concealed within a fold of skin; a body, or exposed part attached to the surface of the skin; and a free anterior extremity called the edge. The skin below the root and body of the nail is termed the matrix, from its being the part from which the nail is produced.
Page 20 - Tubercular Syphiloderm. — The eruption here consists of one or more solid elevations of the skin, varying in size from a split pea to a hazelnut; smooth, glistening, rounded or somewhat pointed, hard and felt to be deeply seated.
Page 506 - Nsevi vary in size from a pea to the palm of the hand or larger, are rough or smooth, elevated or nonelevated, and of a brownish or blackish color. According to the cutaneous structures involved, various forms of pigmentary nssvi are distinguished.
Page i - DISEASES OF THE SKIN, Their Pathology and Treatment. By Milton B. Hartzell, AM, MD, LL.
Page 278 - ... reddish brown, with four black brown stripes ; it has a few long straight feathers, which make the head appear broad, and which when under excitement it erects as a crest. The head is surrounded from eye to eye by a whitish grey coronal ; the temples are brown ; the back of the neck and the upper part of the back are reddish brown, with black brown spots ; the lower part of the back grey brown ; around the cheeks, the throat, neck, and breast, are whitish yellow, with black brown spots ; the...
Page 353 - A chronic disease, in which the pnpulfc are of the colour of the skin, larger than those of lichen, and accompanied by intolerable itching. It may occur on any part of the body, but is most common on the neck and shoulders. In some instances it attacks the external parts of generation in both sexes, or the margin of the amis.
Page 247 - These fractional parts consist of sulphate of potash and lead, in the proportion of four of the former to one of the latter.