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Title: Selected essays and monographs : (from foreign sources)
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: New Sydenham Society
Subjects: Dermatology Syphilis
Publisher: London : The Society
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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■wmm •v Fig. II.—Shows a commencing papule (A) which is formed between the homy-layer (H) and the mucous layers (M). Numerous polynuclear leucocytes (P) andlymphoid cells are emig-rating through the epidermis to the horny layer. Twopapillffi (B) are filled with wandering cells and dilated vessels. 281
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Fio. III.—Shows three well marked papules (P, P, P) : one encircles a hair(H); in the othei- two the .section has pa.s.sed outside the follicular openinor-H, H, are hair follicles ; C, collections of lymphoid, plasma and connective-ti.s.suocells, and polynuclear leucocytes; V, V, dilated blood-vessels; G, is a tuberclenear the lower portion of the hair follicle H ; F, is fat ; S, sweat glands : D, col-lection of cells round hair follicle. THE NATURE OF LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS. BY C. p. M. BOECK, M.D., Professor of Dermatology in the University of Ghristiania. THE NATURE OF LUPUS ERYTHEMATOSUS.By C. p. M. Boeck, M.D. Since tlie meeting of the International Medical Congressin 1881 this very strange and peculiar disease has been astanding subject for reports and discussion by dermatologistsat almost all their meetings and congresses. In spite of thisthere remain not only many interesting questions still un-settled as to the clinical forms and the pathology of thedisease, but the question o

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