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CLINICAL, HISTOLOGIC, CULTURAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES

SAMUEL M. PECK, M.D.

Arch Derm Syphilol. 1930;22(1):40-76.

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There is no question in the minds of most dermatologists today that the hyphomycetes isolated from the dyshidrotic, intertriginous or vesiculopustular diseases of the feet are the etiologic agents. However, dermatologists are as yet not agreed about the pathogenesis of the dyshidrotic or squamous eruptions on the hands which are often seen at the same time, especially since many authors, such as Schramek,¹ Bloch,² von Graffenried,³ Walthard,⁴ Williams,⁵ Alexander,⁶ Rajka,⁷ Keller,⁸ Miescher⁹ and Jadassohn and Peck,¹⁰ have pointed out that the fungi are but seldom isolated from the lesions on the hands, while they are easily demonstrated in those on the feet.

Among the fifty cases reported from the Zurich clinic (two by von Graffenried,³ one by Walthard,⁴ twenty-four by Jadassohn and Peck¹⁰ and twenty-three new cases reported here) there were forty-eight in which the fungi were . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

Author Affiliations
NEW YORK

From the University Dermatological Clinic, Zurich, Switzerland; Director, Professor Bruno Bloch.

Footnotes
Submitted for publication, Dec. 10, 1929.

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