By Henry C. G. Semon
An Atlas of the Commoner dermis illnesses offers a set of illustrations of dermatoses from the residing topic in average colour. This 139-chapter textual content discusses the equipment of therapy of the coated ailments.
Considerable chapters are dedicated to the differential analysis and therapy of diverse dermis illnesses, together with zits, chilblains, dermatitis artefacta, generalized exfoliative dermatitis, psoriasis, gumma syphilis, lupus vulgaris, rosacea, scabies, and varicose ulcer. different chapters describe the actual visual appeal of zits, alopecia areata, dermatitis artefacta, varicose, and herpes zoster. the remainder chapters take on the analysis and medical manifestations of different pores and skin ailments.
The ebook offers priceless info to the dermatologists, medical professionals, scholars, and researchers.
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Extreme caution in assessing his chances cannot be too strongly urged. Speaking generally the danger of relapse is in direct proportion to the degree of exposure necessary, and inversely to the rate of onset after exposure. That is to say, that the apprentice who develops french polisher's dermatitis after working for only a few weeks is exceedingly likely to relapse soon after a return to work. He has, presumably, an inherited susceptibility to one or more of the ingredients employed. The man who exhibits the symptoms after thirty years of work must have acquired the idiosyncrasy, and a long abstention from his work, with measures adapted towards hardening the epidermis, will usually permit of his ultimate return.
I have had under treatment for over twenty years a young woman whom I first saw in infancy. Rigorous and persistent treatment has succeeded in preserving the eyebrows and lashes, but she has been an in-patient on several occasions, and is still subject to acute relapses in the summer months. The only condition which is likely to be mistaken for acute seborrhœic dermatitis of the scalp and face is that following the use of a hair-dye (see Plate XXXI). If he remembers that possibility, the physician is not likely to make the mistake, and in most cases of the latter condition the patient herself will make the diagnosis.
The most important cause is undoubtedly the neglect of a scurfy scalp, and this predisposing and all too common factor can usually be ascer tained in the history, and is sometimes a family feature. The disease occurs in two forms—acute or subacute illustrated in Plates XVII and XVIII, and chronic, when it may initiate, and is practically identical with, sycosis. The features of the former type once seen are easily memorized. They include weeping and crusting on the scalp and ears in varying degree, and an erythematous and some times weeping eruption on the face and neck, which tends to involve the eyebrows and lashes, and may spread thence to the axillae and groins.