On the relationship of some forms of integumentary atrophy / by Dyce Duckworth.

  • Dyce Duckworth
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[1883]
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Credit: On the relationship of some forms of integumentary atrophy / by Dyce Duckworth. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    the fifth nerve are perhaps more commonly affected than other districts. Especially are the changes grave and profound when the Gasserian ganglion is implicated. Note.—Since writing the above I have discovered that Dr Duhring has included unilateral facial atrophy as a form or variety of morphcea.1 He places the disorder in the category of the HyptTtvophies, along with scleroderma, etc. I must join issue with this eminent authority on the question of his exact classi¬ fication, but I rejoice to be supported by his opinion as to the general type of the disease. 1 Diseases of the Skin, 2nd edit., Philadelphia, 1881, p. 381. ED IN Bl’UGH : P KIN TED BY OI.IVEK AND BOYD.
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