1961

DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1961.01580150098016

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Fox-Fordyce Disease

Leopoldo F. Montes¹,

Richard Caplan²,

Gardner M. Riley³

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“… 1 Symptoms in previous FFD cases have improved with the onset of menopause or oral contraceptives. 3 , 4 Keratotic obstruction leads to destruction of the duct and secretory portions of apocrine sweat glands, causing a downstream inflammatory response, in which lymphocytes and histiocytes are recruited to the site of epithelial injury. 2 , 5 …”

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Fox-Fordyce disease treated with fractional CO2 laser: A case report

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“… 1 Symptoms in previous FFD cases have improved with the onset of menopause or oral contraceptives. 3 , 4 Keratotic obstruction leads to destruction of the duct and secretory portions of apocrine sweat glands, causing a downstream inflammatory response, in which lymphocytes and histiocytes are recruited to the site of epithelial injury. 2 , 5 …”

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Fox-Fordyce Disease

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Hormonal Levels in Fox-Fordyce disease

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Br J Dermatol

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It is now 70 years since this condition was first described (Fox & Fordyce, 1902). Hormonal factors have been implicated in the aetiology (Shelley & Levy, 1956; Montes et al., 1961) and when a case of the disorder was seen recently the opportunity was taken to investigate the endocrine background by means of recent techniques (Mayes & Nugent, 1968; Norymberski, 1952; Horning et al., 1963; Kirschner & Lipsett, 1963; Cox, 1959).

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