1960
The Pathologic Dynamics of Acne Vulgaris
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“…It is our feeling that sebum provides the "fuel" for the development in a susceptible individual of the inflammatory lesions characteristic of the disease. 1 Our data indicates that the severest cases of acne occur in patients with large sebaceous glands and high sebum production. 2 Although there are undoubtedly other governing factors in the pathogenesis of the disease, the fact remains that suppression of the large postpubertal glands can favorably alter the course of the disease.…”
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“…It is our feeling that sebum provides the "fuel" for the development in a susceptible individual of the inflammatory lesions characteristic of the disease. 1 Our data indicates that the severest cases of acne occur in patients with large sebaceous glands and high sebum production. 2 Although there are undoubtedly other governing factors in the pathogenesis of the disease, the fact remains that suppression of the large postpubertal glands can favorably alter the course of the disease.…”
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confidence: 52%
“…The microcomedone is the initial lesion in acne and may be present in normal-appearing skin of acne patients, as has been demonstrated by biopsies [ 76 ]. Keratinocyte hyperproliferation of both comedones and microcomedones compared with normal follicles has been demonstrated immunohistochemically by the use of the antibody Ki-67.…”
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confidence: 84%
“…Thus, in this case, P. acnes was most likely a pathogen. P. acnes may be significant in the pathogenesis of acne (42), and some patients with acne have associated bone disorders. Acne in a severe form (acne fulminans) may be associated with arthralgia (27), arthritis (8) and, less commonly, osteolytic lesions which do not generally contain bacteria (20,35,37).…”
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