10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IMPETIGINOUS»
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impetiginous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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A Practical Treatise Upon Eczema
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Thomas M'Call Anderson, 2009
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A system of surgery, tr. and accompanied with notes and ...
OF IMPETIGINOUS ULCERS. 783. Among Impetiginous Ulcers ( Ulcera
impetiginosa, Lat. ; im- petiginosen Geschwiire, Germ. : Ulcere* impetigineux, Fr.)
are to be considered those which form, in their course, chronic eruptions of the
skin.
Maximilian Joseph Chelius, 1847
3
A practical treatise on diseases of the skin in children, ...
If the term achores were not generally accepted, if the alterations which constitute
it were not perfectly known, and if it were to be designated in accordance with its
anatomo- pathological elements, it ought to be named impetiginous eczema, ...
4
Medical and Philosophical Commentaries
which, though perhaps explaining the con^ dition of the general habit, do not
account for the local change of the parts concerned i he contends, that the
proximate cause of impetiginous diseases, is constantly seated in the cutaneous
capillary ...
5
Analytical Review: Or History of Literature, Domestic and ...
Alter making some observations to prove that ' the proximate cause of
impetiginous affections is seated in the cutaneous capillary vessels,' the author
proceeds to treat of the remote causes of impetiginous diseases. He endeavours
to prove, ...
6
The Analytical Review, Or History of Literature, Domestic ...
After making some observations to prove that * the proximate cause of
impetiginous affections is seated in the cutaneous capillary vessels,' the author
proceeds to treat of the remote causes of impetiginous diseases, tic endeavours
to prove, ...
(See Recognizing impetiginous vesicles.) Causes □ Coagulase-positive
Staphylococcus aureus □ Group A beta-hemolytic streptococci Predisposing
factors □ Anemia □ Malnutrition □ Poor hygiene □ Warm climate Signs and
symptoms ...
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 2008
8
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
William Andrews, aged sixty-eight, was admitted under the care of Mr. Coulson,
with impetiginous ulceration of the left leg. The limb was affected two-thirds of its
extent, and the complaint had existed for the last twelve months. The smarting ...
9
A theoretical and practical treatise on the diseases of the skin
In chronic impetiginous eczema, I have observed on the skin's surface slight
nipple-like projections, owing to a kind of elongation of the papillae. The
epidermis itself experiences various alterations. In chronic eczemas it is resolved
into a kind ...
Pierre Franc(ʹois Olive Rayer, Daniel Spillan, 1841
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
... in order to simplify the means of discriminating between them and other non-
contagious pustular eruptions of the impetiginous kind. In the case which I have
related co doabt could be entertained, as I have already said, regarding its nature
, ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IMPETIGINOUS»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
impetiginous is used in the context of the following news items.
[Bed Bug Supplement] How Bed Bug Bite Reactions Differ
In some cases, these reactions evolve into itchy papules or nodules (hard bumps) that when scratched may become infected (impetiginous) ... «PCT Magazine, Dec 14»
Could your child be allergic to baby wipes?
Doctors and parents need to be on the lookout for unusual rashes that appear to be red, eczematous and sometimes impetiginous, that don't ... «Sun-Sentinel, Aug 14»
Chemical in wet wipes may cause rash in some children
Doctors and parents should be on the lookout for unusual rashes that appear to be red, eczematous and sometimes impetiginous, that don't ... «Sun-Sentinel, Oct 13»
