1943
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1943.01500210029002
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An Unusual Variant of Epidermolysis Bullosa

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“…Several similar cases were described in the U.S. Forces during the war, the unusual trauma and the availability of medical services (often for the first time) being important factors (Frank, 1943 ;Greenberg, 1944;Mooney, 1944). Johnson and Test (1946) described a large pedigree of cases of epidermolysis bullosa localized to the soles and palms, and discussed the inheritance.…”
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“…Several similar cases were described in the U.S. Forces during the war, the unusual trauma and the availability of medical services (often for the first time) being important factors (Frank, 1943 ;Greenberg, 1944;Mooney, 1944). Johnson and Test (1946) described a large pedigree of cases of epidermolysis bullosa localized to the soles and palms, and discussed the inheritance.…”
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“…Leider and Baer1 reported 2 cases, Frank 2 1 case, Franks and Davis 3 4 cases and Samitz4 1 case. In the past year, there have been frequent reports of cases of epidermolysis bullosa among militarzied personnel.…”
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