... of mine, whose entire body was destitute of hair. The treatment of depilitation must be conducted with special reference to the nature of the exciting cause ; for ...

... Those accidental influences which act by destroying the hair without injury to the integument, are peculiarly susceptible to remedial treatment, which, if properly judged of, with reference to the cause to be removed, will afford ...

... singular coincidence of measles with defluvium of the hair. Ibid., 1907, i, 1298. -----. The X-ray treatment of ringworm of the scalp, with special reference to the risks of dermatitis and the suggested ...

... at times appear at the openings of the hair follicles. The disease is thought to be of parasitic origin, and therefore contagious. Treatment.—The external treatment should only have reference to cleanliness. Allopaths use tar ointment; nitrate of ...

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... historical. We have nothing new to report in reference to the pathology or treatment of excessive formation of hair or of its malposition, of which there are ...

... and the wound itself is bleeding; shave all hair. Paint the surrounding skin with a weak alcoholic 3 “Treatment of war wounds and fractures; with spe- cial reference to the closed method as used in the ...

... and Prognosis - - 150 Treatment.....152 Bibliography, (fee. 158 HAIR, ALTERATIONS ... - - 178 Bibliography and References - 181 HEARING, IMPAIRED OR LOST— Pathology of.....\$2 ...

... was so all around the margin of the hair, but found it did not exist except over the area receiving the high frequency sparks, and a reference to a picture of the man taken when treatment was begun shows that at that time there ...

... HUMANA. 691 and flow out on pressure." In reference to the treatment of these tumors, he observes : " The hair having been removed with the razor, an incision ...