Photographic Atlas of the Diseases of the Skin With Descriptive Text, And a Treatise On Cutaneous Therapeutics
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The subject of the upper illustration presented a somewhat similar condition of the other palm, with a marked hypertrophy and elevation of the free end of the nails. The lower illustration shows an unusual eruption, viz.. a follicular keratosis on a woman's fore- arm, the lesions occurring in a distinct group.
y Copyright, iijoo, byi;. 11. I'^nx, I. KERATOSIS DIFFUSA.
II. KERATOSIS FOLLIGULARIS.
LENTIGO 125 is advisable, as mild measures do not suffice to soften and remove the fol- licular plug...s. This may be followed by the inunction of a ten per cent, salicylic acid ointment, or either of the following : IJ Pulveris pumicis 10 Sulphuris prsecipitati . . ... 20 Saponis mollis ... ^5 Adipis ad 100 m 5 Naphtholis 10 Cretse preparatas 5 Adipis lanse hydrosi 30 Adipis 30 Saponis mollis ad 100 The eruption always has an unwashed appearance, and in some cases may, indeed, be aggravated by neglect of ablutions. In most cases, how- ever, the disease is due to an innate cutaneous disposition, and no amount of scrubbing will remove the unwashed appearance, although it may tend to lessen it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The subject of the upper illustration presented a somewhat similar condition of the other palm, with a marked hypertrophy and elevation of the free end of the nails. The lower illustration shows an unusual eruption, viz.. a follicular keratosis on a woman's fore- arm, the lesions occurring in a distinct group.
y Copyright, iijoo, byi;. 11. I'^nx, I. KERATOSIS DIFFUSA.
II. KERATOSIS FOLLIGULARIS.
LENTIGO 125 is advisable, as mild measures do not suffice to soften and remove the fol- licular plug...s. This may be followed by the inunction of a ten per cent, salicylic acid ointment, or either of the following : IJ Pulveris pumicis 10 Sulphuris prsecipitati . . ... 20 Saponis mollis ... ^5 Adipis ad 100 m 5 Naphtholis 10 Cretse preparatas 5 Adipis lanse hydrosi 30 Adipis 30 Saponis mollis ad 100 The eruption always has an unwashed appearance, and in some cases may, indeed, be aggravated by neglect of ablutions. In most cases, how- ever, the disease is due to an innate cutaneous disposition, and no amount of scrubbing will remove the unwashed appearance, although it may tend to lessen it.
What to read after Photographic Atlas of the Diseases of the Skin With Descriptive Text, And a Treatise On Cutaneous Therapeutics?
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