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CASE REPORT WITH MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION

STUART C. WAY, M.D.

Arch Derm Syphilol. 1930;21(1):42-56.

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In a paper that appeared in 1896, Majocchi¹ described an unusual disease of the skin characterized by the presence of minute telangiectatic puncta which entered into the formation of various sized annular lesions that disappeared in the course of time with or without atrophy.

Two additional cases formed the basis of a monograph appearing in 1904.² In 1905, Brandweiner³ reported three cases; this was followed by reports of Kren⁴ (1906), Arndt⁵ (1907), Balzer and Galup⁶ and Ferrari⁷ (1908), Vignolo-Lutati⁸ (1909), Sachs⁹ and Brandweiner¹⁰ (1910), Verrotti,¹¹ Radaeli¹² and Ossola¹³ (1911), Brandweiner,¹⁴ Lindenheim,¹⁵ Lier,¹⁶ Vignolo-Lutati,¹⁷ Balina¹⁸ and Majocchi¹⁹ (1912), Nobl,²⁰ Ambrosoli²¹ and Pasini²² (1913) Truffi²³ (1914), MacKee,²⁴ Copelli²⁵ and Angelini²⁶ (1915) Copelli²⁷ (1918), Martino²⁸ and Semon²⁹ (1920), Majocchi^{30 (}1923) Scomarowski³¹ (1925), . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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SAN FRANCISCO

From the Dermatology Clinic of Dr. H. E. Alderson, Stanford University Medical School.

Footnotes
Submitted for publication, July 16, 1929.

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