Diseases of the skin : their description, pathology, diagnosis and treatment
Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine
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Fig. I. is a general diagrammatic view of the skin, after Heitzmann. It shows three division of the skiiz, the epidermis or epithelial part; the corium or true skin or fibrous part; and the subcutaneous tissue, panniculus adiposus or fat layer […]
Fig. 2. from Ranvier's Histology, shows the three principal divisions of the epidermis, viz, the horny layer [c] , the granular layer [g], and the rete Malpighii, the mucous or prickle cell layer [m] […]
Fig. 3 from Ranvier's Histology shows the cells of the rete Malpighii more highly magnified in order to demonstrate their prickle-like processehich, at their juncture with those of the neibouring cells, leave small channels betweehe cells
Fig. 4. also from Ranviehows the papillae of the pulp of the finger after the epidermis has been detached by soaking in iodized serum : P, papillae; v, blood vessel; c, papillary ridges […]
Fig. 5 From Ranvier, shows the arrangement of the blood-vessels in the papillary layer of the corium
Fig. 6. Staining with gold of all the lymphatic channels of the papillary layerand epidermis of a slightly oedematous skin (Unna)
Figs.7 and 8. are to show the tactile and Pacinian corpuscles
Fig.8 (Ranvier), Pacinian corpuscle from the mesentery of a cat
0038 - Page 1 - Part I – General. Semeiology. Objective symptoms
Fig. 9. Diagram of the lines of cleavage of the skin (Langer)
0054 - Page 17 - Etiology. General hygienic conditions
0057 - Page 20 - Family constitutional conditions
0058 - Page 21 - Personal constitutional conditions
0069 - Page 32 - Treatment. Internal treatment
0088 - Page 51 - Part II – Special. Class I : Hyperaemiae – Congestions
0089 - Page 52 - Erythema / Erythema hyperaemicum
0097 - Page 60 - Class II : Exudationes – Inflammations. Erythema exudativum
Fig. 10 Erythema Tuberculatum from the side of the neck
Fig.11 Chronic Eczema from the centre of the palm / Fig.12 Deep portion corresponding with fig. 11
0210 - Page 173 - Impetigo herpetiformis (Hebra)
Fig. 16. Psoriasis – A papule the size of a pin's head
Fig. 17. Pityriasis rubra, two weeks' duration, side of trunk […]
Fig. 18 A recent papule of lichen planus […]
Fig. 19 A papule of lichen planus, either older than the one depicted in fig.18 or formed by a less acute piccess […]
0275 - Page 238 - Conglomerative pustular perifolliculitis
0281 - Page 244 - Dermatitis medicamentosa
0299 - Page 262 - Animal Poisons / Dissection wounds
0320 - Page 283 - Class III : Haemorrhagiae – Haemorrhages. Purpura
0327 - Page 290 - Class IV : Hypertrophiae – Hypertrophies. Ichthyosis
0347 - Page 310 - Diffuse symmetrical Scleroderma
0355 - Page 318 - Circumscribed Scleroderma
Fig. 22. Portion of morphoea patch showing papillae oblitared and vessels at blocked with thrombi
Fig. 23. Blood-vessel in a patch of morphoea surrounded by a dense mass of leucocytes
0373 - Page 336 - Anomalies of pigmentation
0386 - Page 349 - Class V : Atrophiae – Atrophies. Albinism
0390 - Page 353 - Atrophia cutis or atrophoderma
0391 - Page 354 - Atrophoderma pigmentosum
Fig. 24. A single lobe of the large papillomatous tumour
0398 - Page 361 - Atrophoderma Albidum / Atrophia cutis senilis
0399 - Page 362 - Striae et maculae atrophicae
0404 - Page 367 - Perforating ulcer of the foot Symptoms
0408 - Page 371 - Class VI : Neoplasmata – New growths. Molluscum contagiosum
Fig. 25. Section through the centre of a very small tumour of molluscum contagiosum just perceptible to the naked eye […]
Fig. 26. Transverse section of a hair follicle in an early stage of Molluscum contagiosum […]
Fig. 27. Large xanthoma plaque from eyelid […]
0423 - Page 386 - Colloid degeneration of the skin
Fig. 29. Lupus vulgaris from same section as Fig. 28.
Fig. 30. Pick's lupus scarifier and multiple puncture instrument
0449 - Page 412 - Tuberculosis of the skin
Fig. 31. Part of a syphilitic macule […]
Fig. 32. Papulo-squamous syphilide from bend of elbow […]
Fig. 33. Circinate squamous syphilide […]
Fig. 39. A pin's-head-sized tumour of fibroma, composed of gelatinous tissue
0541 - Page 504 - Lymphangioma tuberosum multiplex
0544 - Page 507 - Paget's disease of the nipple
Fig. 40. Rodent ulcer in the "wart" stage
Fig. 41. Rodent ulcer- A portion of Fig. 40 under a higher power
Fig. 42. A portion of a mycosis fungoides tumour highly magnified- The cells are imbedded in a delicate fibrous stroma
0578 - Page 541 - Class VII : Neuroses – Sensory diseases. Neurose cutanea / Hyperaesthesia
0588 - Page 551 - Class VIII : Morbi appendicium – Diseases of the appendages. A) Diseases of the sweat glands
Fig. 43. A normal sweat-gland, highly magnified
0597 - Page 560 - Phosphorescent sweat / Uridrosis
0602 - Page 565 - B) Diseases of the sebaceous glands. Seborrhoea
Fig. 44. A normal sebaceous gland, in connection with a lanugo hair
0629 - Page 592 - C) Diseases of the hair follicles
Fig. 48. Longitudinal section of the root of a normal hair from the beard
Fig. 49. Needle holder, with forceps attached, for removing hairs by electrolysis […]
Fig. 50. Hair of beard split down to the follicle
Fig. 51. Trichorrhexis nodosa from scalp of lady aet. Thirty
Fig. 53 Hair from a case of alopecia areata during recovery, becoming gradually pigmented
0642 - Page 605 - Discoloration of the hair
Fig. 56. Section of scalp in alopecia areata
0656 - Page 619 - Concretions on the hair – Lepothrix
Fig. 57. Hair of scrotum affected with lepothrix for nearly its whole length
Fig. 58. Hair of axilla affected with lepothrix in nodules
0663 - Page 626 - Dermatitis papillaris capillitii
0664 - Page 627 - D) Diseases of the nails
Fig. 59. Longitudinal section through the nail, and nail fold of a child of three years old
Fig. 60. Transverse section of a nail, made through the proper bed of the nail
0671 - Page 634 - Class IX : Parasiticae – Parasites. A) Vegetable parasitic diseases
Fig. 61. Hair shaftand hair bulb from favus
Fig. 62 Fungus elements from the under surface of a favus scutellum
0682 - Page 645 - Tinea Trichophytina / Tinea Circinata
Fig. 63. Epidermic scales from the sub-maxillary region, in a case of tinea circinata vesiculosa, in a boy
Fig. 64. Hair and hair root-sheath from tinea tonsurans of the scalp
Fig. 65. A hair from the beard in a case of tinea
Fig. 66. Fungus elements of microsporon furfur
0722 - Page 685 - B) Animal Parasitic Diseases
Fig. 68 Male acarus / Fig. 69 Larval acarus with only six legs and comparatively few bristles
Fig. 70. A burrow formed by an acarus within the epidermis, containing a female acarus with the head directed to the blind of the burrow
Fig. 71. Six-legged larva of the leptus autumnalis
Fig. 72 a. Fully maturated demodex folliculorum, dorsal view; b. under surface of anterior portion of body, very highly magnified
Fig. 74. Male pediculus capitis, showing its system of tracheae and its respiratory stigmata
Fig. 76. The pediculus pubis, or crab-louse
0747 - Page 710 - Dracunculus medinensis
0750 - Page 713 - Filaria sanguinis hominis
0751 - Page 714 - Cysticercus cellulosae cutis
0752 - Page 715 - Appendix. Formulae. Imported mineral waters / Purgative waters / Alkaline waters
0753 - Page 716 - Ferruginous waters / Arsenical waters / Bromo- Iodine waters / The spas
0759 - Page 722 - Lotions. Stimulant lotions
0761 - Page 724 - Anti-Pruritic lotions / Sedative astringent lotions
0762 - Page 725 - Stimulants for the scalp, or hair lotions / Soothing and protective ointments
0763 - Page 726 - Sedative astringent ointments / Antiseptic ointment
0764 - Page 727 - Stimulating ointments / Liniments and oily preparations
0765 - Page 728 - Plaisters / Dusting powders
0784 - Page 1 - Catalogue of works published by H. K. Lewis 136 Gower street, London, WC
0796 - Page 13 - Lewis's practical series
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