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Genders and Sexualities in Historye of a disease process or reaction pattern. The physical signs which are recognised by the clinician now include urticaria, purpura, vesiculation and infarction and affect the skin with varied intensity, depth or distribution creating a number of named syndromes. Terms such as erythema nodosum, Heno

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Genders and Sexualities in History poorly understood pigmentary disorders of the human skin. Although there is as yet little direct experimental evidence linking the two topics, the principles derived from laboratory experiments on pattern formation in other species do provide insight into the way some of the clinical conditions dev

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Genders and Sexualities in Historyges in cell proliferation accompany several well-recognised skin diseases, and the term ‘proliferative skin disease’ is now well-ingrained in the dermatological literature; despite this, as yet the clinical impact of studies in epidermal cell proliferation has been muted, and this is probably relate

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Elizabeth Dray,Haritha Pavuluri 1806. The skin changes are characterized by a sequence beginning with ecze-matous patches that develop into infiltrated plaques and terminate in ulcerating tumours; its natural course ranges from 10 to 15 years. Mycosis fungoides affects predominantly elderly people with a slight male preponderance

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