WHAT DOES DERMOGRAPHY MEAN IN ENGLISH?
Definition of dermography in the English dictionary
The definition of dermography in the dictionary is markings on the skin, whether in the form of writing or pictures, supposedly of psychic origin, similar to stigmata except for being more short-lived. Other definition of dermography is a type of cosmetic surgery involving the use of carefully placed tattoos which enhance facial or other bodily features.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DERMOGRAPHY»
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dermography in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dermography and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Aesthetic Surgery of the Facial Mosaic
Dermography. Dimitrije E. Panfilov It is possible to make drawings on the skin
with special water-resistant felt pens. We have learned to use drawings in
liposuction in different body areas because fat tissue has a different arrangement
and ...
Dimitrije E. Panfilov, 2007
2
Biophysical Therapy of Allergies
The BFD developed successfully. It endeavored to simplify test methods (e.g.,
measuring skin conductivity, electro-impulse dermography, decoder
dermography) and emphasized regulation diagnosis (Bergsmann, Maresch,
Pflaum, Vill, and ...
3
Special Operations Forces Medical Handbook
... slowly thaw, repeat x 1 ) if available; or apply 40% salicylic acid to area once
daily after trimming lesions; apply duct tape if unable to keep acid plaster on
lesion; may need to treat for 8-10 weeks until dermography (skin lines) returns.
Defense Department, United States Special Operations Command
4
Functional Medicine: The Origin and Treatment of Chronic ...
... Impulse Dermography [64] Decoder Dermography [64] Subjective Methods •
The classical Chinese pulse diagnosis. Pulse diagnosis is also employed in
Ayurvedic Medicine. Proficiency in pulse diagnosis requires many years of
training ...
Helmut W. Schimmel, Viktor Penzer, 1997
5
Diagnostic Tests in Neurology: A Selection for Office Use
SECTION VII Vasomotor-Xropliic System TEST FOR DERMOGRAPHY Even the
shortest neurological examination should include the test for dermography. Here
the reaction of the skin vessels to mechanical irritation is tested. The examiner ...
6
The Urologic and Cutaneous Review
The goitre was treated with Roentgen-rays, and the dermatitis disappeared
almost completely. There was a thickening of the skin observable only on the
flexor surfaces of the elbows. White dermography had earlier been noticed on the
former ...
7
Physicians' and Surgeons' Text-book on Endocrinology and ...
Diagnosis of Pathological Physiology of the Hepatic Hormone in Complex
Pathological Physiology of the Pituitary Hormone 25% to 30% Hypo of the
Hepatic Hormone Diagnostic points are as follows: Pronounced dermography;
toxicosis, acid ...
Theodore Hubert Larson, 1934
8
Transactions of the Association of American Physicians
I have never examined him. The mother, also German, is healthy. Case XXXIV. —
Recurrent paronychitis; migraine; circum-script oedema; premenstrual cpistaxis;
transient pigmentation; transient hemianopsia; tricolored nails; dermography.
9
The white spots of epilepsy, and other phases of the disease
Abnormal reflex-vasoconstriction phenomena. — Reflex- vasoconstriction (
anemic dermography) has been found to he the second component of the normal
reaction of the skin stroking, the first component being a brief lasting
vasodilatation.1 ...
Edward Aloysius Tracy, 1926
10
Encyclopedia of occultism & parapsychology
Dermography. The psychic phenomenon of skin writing, related to stigmata but
with one essential difference — the real stigmatic writings last for months, years
or throughout a lifetime, whereas skin writing disappears in a few minutes or in a
...
Leslie Shepard, Lewis Spence, Nandor Fodor, 1991
