Eczema, Infantile

Known as: Infantile Eczema, eczema infantile

National Institutes of Health

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1981

To the Editor.— Two of us (R.T.H. and R.B.O.) described a patient with 20-nail dystrophy secondary to alopecia areata in…

1978

Twenty-seven per cent of atopic patients initially presenting with infantile eczema or hay fever were defective for yeast…

1977

A 22-year-old white woman with Job's syndrome was found to have atopic dermatitis and impaired neutrophil chemotaxis in vitro…

1975

To the Editor.— The principal effect of cromolyn sodium (disodium cromoglycate) is believed to be inhibition of the release of…

1950

nodules, decrease in the size of hilar nodes, and clearing of the lungs (Fig. 2). The nodular densities, however, had not…

1942

Sulfanilamide and its derivatives are now being applied in a constantly increasing variety of forms in the treatment of a…

1941

Knowing of Hansen's results in the treatment of infantile eczema from the feeding of unsaturated fatty acids, as well as those of…

1937

Hansen reported originally that the degree of unsaturation of fatty acids in the blood serum, as measured by the level of iodine…

1937

For the past five or six years a number of investigators have been studying the effects of the feeding of oils containing highly…

1935

In his textbook, Kaposi 1 called attention to an alarming complication of infantile eczema. He stated that the eruption looks…