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The 20 Most Cited Articles From 1973-2003

June K. Robinson, MD, Editor

Arch Dermatol. 2008;144(7):954.

Classic articles may be interpreted to mean widely cited articles that initially describe a disease, mark a turning point in classifying a disease, or integrate concepts into new ideas. In the following list of the most cited articles from the Archives of Dermatology, the top 3 articles were each cited more than 500 times as compiled by Thomson Scientific. Older publications have more time to accumulate citations. It takes at least 5 years for an article to be cited 50 or more times.
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