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...rders, Systemic Lupus Erythematosis; Treatment of constitutional symptoms, skin, joint, serositis, cardiopulmonar, hematologic and central nervous system m

...ducing light input. In Europe, where there is much less sunlight, the dark skin lets in too little and so becomes lighter. As time passed, Europeans became

...articularly true for fluoride ions, which can easily diffuse through the [[skin]] and enter the bloodstream.

...ght. The drop ears with long hair and very dark eyes, surrounded by darker skin pigmentation that is called a "halo", gives Maltese their expressive look. ...unburn along where their hair parts, and, in general, have rather delicate skin.

...s reintroduced for the narrow indication of preventing and treating severe skin reactions in [[leprosy]], and for [[multiple myeloma]]. Approved usages as

...of the spleen, kidneys, liver, lungs, urinary bladder, brain, spinal cord, skin, and numerous other animal and plant organs and tissues. He so changed the

...e in the reverse order of their opening. If no peritonitis is present, the skin is also closed. If there is peritonitis, the wound is packed with [[iodofor

...r to the desired line of the scar. A punch biopsy tool is rotated into the skin to obtain a small circle of tissue, which is sent to pathology for histolog * Skin care

...] damages), muscle tissue breakdown (i.e., [[myolysis]]) or cause serious skin disease.<ref name->{{citation |journal = Arch Intern Med. | url =http://ar

...ics within the CID interrupt his search, and he and a friend do some night skin diving on their own, with the happiest results. The title is a phrase from

...affects fewer persons, is often a manifestation of a general inflammatory skin disease (for instance soborrheic dermatitis), and may be defined as signs o ...terna? Clin Otolaryngol Allied Sci 2002;27:260-2.</ref> Hairs occur on the skin of the outer third, serving to prevent entry of foreign material to the inn

*Staphylococcus aureus (primarily causes skin infections) ...to infectious bodily fluids. Transmission is facilitated by breaks in the skin or direct contact with mucosal tissues, such as those found in the eyes, mo

...en. If hotppacks are not available, as in wilderness situations, skin-to-skin contact with rescuers may be lifesaving.

...d extravascular granulomatosis. Classically involves arteries of lungs and skin, but may be generalized. The triad [[asthma]], [[eczema]] and renal abnorma ...du/cite&retmode=ref&cmd=prlinks&id=11816242 }} </ref> There is presence of skin vaculitis termed [[leukocytoclastic vasculitis]] with palpable petechiae or

Incisional biopsy involves cutting into the mass and removing part of it. For skin or other surfaces, a punch biopsy is intermediate between aspirational and ...is usually removed in the biopsy. So, for example, a small freckle of the skin that shows signs of possible [[Melanoma|melanoma]] would be removed complet

...ctricity]] on the airship. Whether the spark ignited hydrogen or the outer skin has been disputed. ...e by non-conductive [[ramie]] cords, in effect electrically insulating the skin from the frame and allowing a difference in [[potential]] to form between t

...laced into the pot and cooked a few at a time. Also cold tofu chunks, tofu skin and solidified ducks blood are common additions.

...mnaris]]'' and [[fin rot]] are bacterial infections that spread across the skin and fins of the fish. They are treated with [[antiseptic|antibacterial]] o

...um supplementation for cancer prevention in patients with carcinoma of the skin. A randomized controlled trial. Nutritional Prevention of Cancer Study Grou

...operating system. This was a real stand-alone operating system, not just a skin atop DOS.