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Lawrence Charles Parish, MD
1601 Walnut St Philadelphia, PA 19102

Arch Dermatol. 1983;119(10):791.

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To the Editor.—

I read with interest the article by Stegman entitled "Commentary: The Cutaneous Punch," which was published in the November 1982 ARCHIVES (118:943-944). Dr Stegman has provided an interesting historical essay on the development of the Keyes punch. Had Dr Stegman consulted my chapter entitled, "Highlights in the History of Skin Surgery,"¹ he would not have made the same mistake that T had made in my original "Biographica Dermatologica" article for Cutis on Edward Lawrence Keyes.²

Herman Goodman, MD, the New York dermatologist and historian of dermatology, pointed out that B. A. Watson, MD, had originally used an instrument similar to that employed by Keyes for the purpose of removing tatoos, a full decade before Keyes' publication in 1887.³

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