The Histological Findings in Normal Skin and Multiple Superficial Basal Cell Carcinoma Treated with an Ointment Containing Demecolcine

Jackson, Robert J.

doi:10.1159/000255403

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“…(17) Jackson (1959) has noted that daily application of colcemid ointment both stops mitosis in carcinoma cells in the meta^Dhase and exerts a necrotizing action as well. His ointment was comprised of colcemid (1 mg.), propyleneglycol (100 mg.), sodium lauryl sulphate (20 mg.), cetylalcohol (150 mg.) and water (to 1,000 mg.).…”

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Modern Treatment of Skin Cancer

Belisario

1961

Australas J Dermatol

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“…(20) Topical Colcemid : One hundred and two skin, carcinomas have been treated by the writer over the last 12 months with colcemid 0-1, 0-5 and 1% in and Jackson's (1959) ointment bases, and also in cremor sorbolene (A.P.F.) and ung.…”

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