1913
DOI: 10.1007/bf01979684
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Über die kongenit. ektodermalen Defekte und ihre Beziehungen zu einander; vikariierende Pigment- für Haarbildung

Abstract: reed. J. Christ, Arzt und Zahnarzt in Wiesbaden.Ein Fall yon angeborenem totalem Fehlen der Schweifldriisen bei gleichzeitiger hochgradiger Hypotrichosis und Hypodontosis, den Verfasser im Verein der Arzte Wiesbadens in der wissenschaftlichen Sitzung yore 18. Dezember 1912 vorstellte, gab ihm Veranlassung, den wechselseitigen Beziehungen der kongenitalen ektodermalen Defekte etwas n~her nachzt~gehen. Der Fall bietet eine Menge interessanter Einzelheiten, die an anderer Stelle eingehend, sowohl nach der makrosk… Show more

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“…Atrophia cutis was an outstanding feature in the cases of Jones & Atkins (1875), Tendlau (1902), Kraus (1903), Christ (1913) and Strandberg (1919). Singer (1921) elicited Chvostek's sign in one of his patients who exhibited atrophy of the skin in association with ectodermal dystrophies, and found a cataract in another, thus establishing the presence of parathyroid insufficiency in both cases.…”
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“…Atrophia cutis was an outstanding feature in the cases of Jones & Atkins (1875), Tendlau (1902), Kraus (1903), Christ (1913) and Strandberg (1919). Singer (1921) elicited Chvostek's sign in one of his patients who exhibited atrophy of the skin in association with ectodermal dystrophies, and found a cataract in another, thus establishing the presence of parathyroid insufficiency in both cases.…”
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confidence: 99%