British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review, Volumen33J. Churchill., 1864 |
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Página 199
... hair - follicles ; trichosis and area chiefly the hairs ; and chloasma chiefly the epidermis . Favus has the appearance of a yellow flat pustule , often of considerable breadth ( two or three lines ) , surrounding the mouth of the hair ...
... hair - follicles ; trichosis and area chiefly the hairs ; and chloasma chiefly the epidermis . Favus has the appearance of a yellow flat pustule , often of considerable breadth ( two or three lines ) , surrounding the mouth of the hair ...
Página 200
... hair , and situated , as its name implies , on the chin , or on the face ; porrigo decalvans or area is a positive ... hair- follicles , the hairs , and the epidermis , -and the consequences of the disease - namely , the disintegration ...
... hair , and situated , as its name implies , on the chin , or on the face ; porrigo decalvans or area is a positive ... hair- follicles , the hairs , and the epidermis , -and the consequences of the disease - namely , the disintegration ...
Página 201
... hair - follicle in favus , we shall find that it is composed of the granules already described in great abun- dance ; and we shall have an opportunity of observing the proliferation of these granules from their simplest , globular ...
... hair - follicle in favus , we shall find that it is composed of the granules already described in great abun- dance ; and we shall have an opportunity of observing the proliferation of these granules from their simplest , globular ...
Página 202
... hair - follicle , and as it increases in quantity by means of fresh formations beneath , it sinks more deeply into the follicle , and also extends its circumference around the hair , until it forms a cup - shaped mass , convex below ...
... hair - follicle , and as it increases in quantity by means of fresh formations beneath , it sinks more deeply into the follicle , and also extends its circumference around the hair , until it forms a cup - shaped mass , convex below ...
Página 203
... hair which pierces the centre of the crust of favus is frequently disorganized , and so also is the interfollicular ... hairs and into that also of the diseased epi- dermal cells ; but they are not yellow like those of the favous ...
... hair which pierces the centre of the crust of favus is frequently disorganized , and so also is the interfollicular ... hairs and into that also of the diseased epi- dermal cells ; but they are not yellow like those of the favous ...
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Página 83 - Genesis, and said to have been performed at the beginning; and those more detailed operations, the account of which commences at the second verse, and which are described to us as having been performed in so many days? Or, finally, does he ever make us to understand, that the genealogies of man went any farther than to fix the antiquity of the species, and, of consequence, that they left the antiquity of the globe a free subject for the speculations of philosophers?
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