1928
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-662-28612-8
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Histologie der Hautkrankheiten

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“…However, in his German-written paper which was published by "Acta Dermato-Venerologica", in Stockholm, in 1928 on the same topic, he correctly preserved only the latin term naevus (epitheliomatosus) sebaceus unilateralis capitis [15]. This latter paper of his authorship merited such an recognition that it was cited in a renowned dermatopathology handbook titled: Histologie der Hautkrankheiten written by Frankfurt-am-Main University Professors Oscar Gans and Gerd-Klaus Steigleder and published by Springer Verlag in 1957 as well as by Professor Peter Wodniansky from Vienna in a book entitled: Nicht Entzündliche Dermatosen III by Springer Verlag in 1975 [16,17]. Ostrowski justified his study of naevus sebaceus due to rarity and variation of microscopic appearance in spite of similarity of clinical picture of lesions of sebaceous nature [14,15].…”
Section: Results -Dematopathological Evalutions Of Stanisław Ostrowskimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in his German-written paper which was published by "Acta Dermato-Venerologica", in Stockholm, in 1928 on the same topic, he correctly preserved only the latin term naevus (epitheliomatosus) sebaceus unilateralis capitis [15]. This latter paper of his authorship merited such an recognition that it was cited in a renowned dermatopathology handbook titled: Histologie der Hautkrankheiten written by Frankfurt-am-Main University Professors Oscar Gans and Gerd-Klaus Steigleder and published by Springer Verlag in 1957 as well as by Professor Peter Wodniansky from Vienna in a book entitled: Nicht Entzündliche Dermatosen III by Springer Verlag in 1975 [16,17]. Ostrowski justified his study of naevus sebaceus due to rarity and variation of microscopic appearance in spite of similarity of clinical picture of lesions of sebaceous nature [14,15].…”
Section: Results -Dematopathological Evalutions Of Stanisław Ostrowskimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The lesions are those of subacute or chronic inflammation: widened vessels, oedema, and perivascular infiltration form the essence of the picture, until destructive lesions, also of common pattern, are added (Gans, 1925;Grattan, 1922Grattan, , 1923Hodara, 1906;Juster and Delater, 1926 ;Pautrier and Ullmo, 1928). Haxthausen (1930) has rightly insisted on their general resemblances.…”
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“…(табл. 1) [2,[4][5][6][7].В начале ХХ века R. Gougerot выделил УЭ в самостоя-тельную группу гиподермитов, объединив несколько форм (индуративные, склеродермоформные, в виде элефантиа-стического склероза с резким фиброзом) на основании кли-нических проявлений [2].В 20-30-е годы прошлого столетия ряд авторов расцени-вали УЭ как воспалительные изменения сосудов, другие -как воспалительные изменения аллергического характера [8][9][10]. К концу ХХ века УЭ стали относить к группе пан-никулитов [5-7, 11, 12].…”
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“…В 20-30-е годы прошлого столетия ряд авторов расцени-вали УЭ как воспалительные изменения сосудов, другие -как воспалительные изменения аллергического характера [8][9][10]. К концу ХХ века УЭ стали относить к группе пан-никулитов [5-7, 11, 12].…”
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