10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPERKERATOSES»
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Arsenic in Drinking Water:: 2001 Update
(2001) analyzed data describing prevalent skin cancer and other skin disorders (
hyperkeratoses and dyspigmentation) from a crosssectional study in a region of
Inner Mongolia with increased concentrations of arsenic in drinking water. A total
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Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology, Committee on Toxicology, Subcommittee to Update the 1999 Arsenic in Drinking Water Report, 2001
2
Neale's Disorders of the Foot
Focal hyperkeratoses Metatarsalgia relating to soft tissue pathologies Focal
hyperkeratoses (also known as intractable plantar keratoses [IPK]), tyloma,
helloma vasculare and helloma neurovasculare) are deep-seated fibrous corns
that form ...
Paul Frowen, Maureen O'Donnell, J. Gordon Burrow, 2010
3
Connective Tissue and Its Heritable Disorders: Molecular, ...
Hyperkeratoses are usually found at similar sites of the body as in BCIE, with a
lichenified appearance over the flexural areas. The absence of erythroderma and
blistering caused by minor mechanical trauma often makes a distinction from ...
Peter M. Royce, Beat Steinmann, 2003
4
Atlas of Genodermatoses
CHAPTER. 2. Epidermolytic. hyperkeratoses. 'CLASSICAL' EPIDERMOLYTIC
HYPERKERATOSIS Synonym ○ Bullous ichthyosiform erythroderma Age of
onset ○ At birth Epidemiology Even though it is a well-known and established
disease ...
Ruggero Caputo, Gianluca Tadini, 2005
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Pocket Atlas of Dermatology
Follicular hyperkeratoses are seen in childhood, especially in young girls with
acrocyanosis. Follicular hyperkeratoses may be due to a deficiency of vitamin A
or of essential fatty acids. Therapy: topical tretinoin or alpha hydroxy acid
ointments.
Gerd Klaus Steigleder, Howard I. Maibach, 1993
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Digging Up Bones: The Excavation, Treatment, and Study of ...
Hyperkeratoses have been attributed to pinta in Cuba However, there may have
been confusion with hyperkeratoses of yaws. c Many of the hyperkeratoses
illustrated by Hudson(1936) and Murray etaL (1956) are not due to endemic
syphilis ...
7
Gap Junctions in Development and Disease
Preliminary genotype–phenotype correlations suggest that mutation D50N
usually results in 'classical' features of KIDS, while amino-terminal Cx26
mutations present with variable and deviant features, such as diffuse follicular
hyperkeratoses ...
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Heavy Metals In The Environment
The hyperkeratoses develop on the palms of the hands and the soles of the feet
and, often, raised wart-like keratoses project from the surface or from the sides of
the fingers. Hyperpigmentation may first appear 6 months to 2 years after onset ...
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Textbook of Clinical Pediatrics
Palms and soles develop yellow hyperkeratoses with painful cracking on a red
base (> Fig. 145.6). The nails may develop hyperkeratosis of the nail bed,
become thickened, lose their shine, and shed. Oral mucosal involvement may
lead to ...
About 30% of patients do not have the classic dark-brown hyperkeratoses,
butrather large, light- gray hyperkeratoses (Fig. 8.5).This occurs most commonly
in younger boys,although brothers sharing thesame mutation may show the
classic ...
Lawrence A. Schachner, Ronald C. Hansen, 2011
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HYPERKERATOSES»
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Climbing shoes: is pain insane?
Older skin tends to become inelastic, dry, cool and may become thickened (hyperkeratoses). Moisturise skin to prevent fissures (small cuts) that ... «British Mountaineering Council, Jun 12»
