1938
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1938.01480100103009
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“…Skin is usually devoid of any sign of inflammation or infectious disease . The reported associated pain is usually intense and corresponds to the degree of the inflicted lesion .…”
Section: Clinical Description Of Stigmatamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Skin is usually devoid of any sign of inflammation or infectious disease . The reported associated pain is usually intense and corresponds to the degree of the inflicted lesion .…”
Section: Clinical Description Of Stigmatamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These cases illustrate the complex relation between the state of mind of certain human beings and the roman‐catholic Church's vision of Christ's suffering to the point of reproducing self‐inflicted wounds in certain individuals . Since then, around 300 cases were described, but their authenticity remains in question as only around 70 cases were considered genuine by the Catholic Church. The majority were white roman‐catholic women, in their reproductive years, who lived in western Europe and southern America .…”
Section: History Of Stigmatamentioning
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