10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FAVUS»
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favus in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
favus and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Treatise on Diseases of the Hair
We have never seen a case of ringworm and favus on the same scalp. As in other
inflammatory diseases of the scalp, enlargement of the glands of the neck is quite
commonly encountered. Kaposi says that in the course of such fevers as ...
George Thomas Jackson, Charles Wood McMurtry, 1912
2
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association
11, 1919 to differ ill some points of morphology from that of human favus. A
somewhat similar account is that of Zander," who noted that the disease might
easily cause the death of an infected mouse. He also raised the question of
identity ...
3
Glasgow Medical Journal
them intact was further increased, if to these four points of difference in the
scntula we add those previously mentioned, viz. : — "5. The quicker appearance
of reaction with Favus I. " 6. The severer symptoms of inflammation, especially at
first ...
4
British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review: Or, Quarterly ...
The term favus is derived from the resemblance of the cup, and particularly of the
coherent cups to a honey-comb. Its synonyms are numerous — for example,
tinea favosa, tinea lupinosa, tinea vera, tineaficosa, porrigo lupinosa, &c. Bazin ...
5
The British Journal of Dermatology and Syphilis
at the same time, in the same region and in the same individual, were and
remained so dissimilar (see frontispiece). These differences—which would strike
at once even those who have not had much experience of favus—I demonstrated
with ...
6
The British Journal of Dermatology
at the same time, in the same region and in the same individual, were and
remained so dissimilar (see frontispiece). These differences — which would
strike at once even those who have not had much experience of favus — I
demonstrated ...
7
Textbook of skin diseases
As the result of the clinical observation,* that favus or herpes tonsurans frequently
appear on parts to which bandages and compresses have been applied, —
Hebra attributes all the vegetable parasitic affections to the presence of one
fungus ...
8
A Practical treatise on the diseases of the hair and scalp
548. Guibout — Teigne Faveuse, Favus, ou Porrigo Favosa, Gaz. des Hôp. 1886,
fix 75. 549. Hillier — Favus; Treatment by Epilation; Cure, Med. Times & Gaz.
1864, ii. 118. 550. Hillier— Notes on Skin Diseases, Med. Times & Gaz. 1867, i.
34.
George Thomas Jackson, 1894
9
Index-catalogue of the Library of the Surgeon-General's ...
Derville (L.) Un caa de favus épidermiuue. J. d.ae. med. de Lille, 1892. ii. 49-52.
Also: Bull. Soc d. sc. méd. de Lille (1892). 1894, 9,r>-99. — »e«- ( l oi / i 1 1«— .
Favns d«-s parties glabres coïncidant avec iid favns du cuir chevelu -. réflexions
...
National Library of Medicine (U.S.), United States. Public Health Service, Library of the Surgeon-General's Office (U.S.), 1900
10
The Medical Times and Gazette
In Case 33 of the tabular series the patient is a woman who has been affected
with favus of the scalp for eighteen years, and who still has large patches of crust.
During the period she has married and nursed five children, but neither her ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FAVUS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
favus is used in the context of the following news items.
FDA expands use of Imbruvica to treat rare form of blood cancer
Since its initial approval in late 2013, the number of safety warnings associated with Imbruvica have increased, said Elliot Favus of Favus ... «Reuters UK, Jan 15»
Prince Charles, red wine and word compost
... used by Chinese and Japanese herbalists to treat “suppurative dermatitis, gonorrhea, favus, athlete's foot, hyperlipemia, arteriosclerosis and ... «Jackson Hole News&Guide, Nov 14»
JR Tours Abandoned Ellis Island Hospital
Photo: Sarah. JR, "Unframed—Ellis Island" (detail). The children's heads are covered as part of the treatment for favus, a fungal infection. «artnet News, Nov 14»
Anything for Power: The Real Story of China's Jiang Zemin …
It was no ordinary toad, but rather a toad with favus (an infectious skin disease) all over its body. When Jiang visited the United States at the ... «The Epoch Times, Oct 14»
When - and why - did America stop health inspections of immigrants?
They inspected for trachoma (an eye infection), tuberculosis, venereal disease, favus (a scalp infection), fungal infections in the nails and hair, ... «NJ.com, Oct 14»
JR Brings Ellis Island's Abandoned Hospital to Life
Their heads were wrapped in white cloth; they suffered from favus, a scalp disease. Deemed unfit for entry into the United States, they were ... «New York Times, Sep 14»
Immigration crisis: US experiencing major public health crisis, too
If he had been found to have tuberculosis, venereal disease, trachoma, or favus, he would not have been allowed in. More than 75 years later, ... «Fox News, Jul 14»
Scripps National Spelling Bee draws racially charged comments …
He devoured words like “quatrefoil” and “favus.” “It's almost like GPS, like, see the word in my head. I just envision it,” he told Reuters. Ansun is ... «Washington Post, May 14»
Chinese man builds scooter that doubles as a suitcase
The lone repeat finalist, Sriram Hawar, 14, of Painted Post, New York, is back for his fifth and final spelling bee by correctly spelling "favus" and ... «Times of India, May 14»
Fist pumps, visualization carry youngsters into US spelling finals
Hathwar, who aced "quatrefoil" and "favus" in the semis, told reporters: "Everything is just fun." The third-place finisher in 2013, the eighth ... «Reuters, May 14»
