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Bullous impetigo

Known as: Impetigo contagiosa of any site and any organism, bullous, impetigo bullous, Impetigo, bullous 
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2008
2008
Multiple tender flaccid bullae (about 2 mm to 2 cm) were present on the perineum. There was no associated discharge. The ruptured… 
1997
1997
Bullous Impetigo caused mainly by S. aureus is seen in high incidence in children. Three decades ago CEMs were much more… 
1975
1975
SummaryThe following report describes the results of biochemical and physiological examinations in 32 persons, who had suffered… 
1949
1949
1940
1940
Two types of impetigo contagiosa of Tilbury Fox can be differentiated, the streptococcic and the staphylococcic. It is the… 
1940
1940
It has been recently demonstrated by Kahn and Carroll 1 that rubber containing 8-hydroxyquinoline exhibits certain bacteriostatic… 
1934
1934
The contagious and auto-inoculable character of the pyogenic infections of the skin causes a great deal of inconvenience…