Subcutaneous calcinosis or multiple calcification in the subcutaneous tissue / by F. Parkes Weber.

  • Frederick Parkes Weber
Date:
1914
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    LITERATURE 1. Busi, A.—Bull. d. Sci. Med., Bologna, 1907, p. 217. (Busi speaks of ‘ Pro- fichet’s syndrome from Profichet’s description in his These de Paris of 1900. Bayle collected cases in 1905.) 2. Carles.—Journ. de Mid. de Bordeaux, 1912, xlii, p. 151. (Extensive nodular subcutaneous calcification in a boy, aged 6 years.) 3. Davis, Haldin.—‘ Case of Raynaud’s Disease associated with Calcareous De- generation,’ Proc. Roy. Soc. Med., 1912, v. (Derm. Sect.), p. 99. 4. Derville, L.—Brit. Med. Journ., 1900, i, Epitome, p. 17. (A remarkable case of multiple calcification of the skin in a man, aged 39 years.) 5. Gontermann.—‘ Kalkablagerungen unter die Haut;’ Berliner med. Gesellschaft, May 7, 1913, Berliner klin. Wochenschr., 1913, 1, p. 989. 6. Hunter, W. K.—‘ Sclerodermia with Subcutaneous Calcareous Deposits,’ Glasgow Medical Journal, 19x3, Ixxix, p. 241. 7. Hutchinson, J.—Polyclinic, London, 1902, vi, p. 307. (Apossible case of sclero- dermia with subcutaneous calcification, morphoea, Raynaud’s phenomena, and remarkable indurated plaques in the deep layers of the skin over the backs of the forearms.) 8. Kumita.—‘ Ueber die ortlichen, durch Bleisalze im Gewebe hervorgerufenen Veranderungen,’ Virchow's Archiv, 1909, cxcviii, p. 401. 9. Lewandowsky, F.—‘ Ueber subkutane und periartikulare Verkalkungen,’ Virchow’s Archiv, 1905, clxxxi, p. 179. 10. Meachen, G. Norman.—Brit. Journ. Derm., London, 1903, xv, p. 2x6. (Case of a woman shown on April 23, 1903, before the Dermatological Society of Great Britain and Ireland. She had a condition of sclerodactylia, with subcutaneous calcification.) 11. Oehme, C.—‘Ueber diffuse Sklerose von Haut und Muskeln mit Kalkab- lagerung,’ Deut. Arch. f. klin. Med., Leipzig, 1912, evi, p. 256. (With a study of the literature and many references.) 12. Reines, S.—‘ Petrificatio cutis circumscripta,’ Archiv f. Derm. u. Syph., Vienna, 1907, lxxxviii, p. 267. 13. Scholefield, R. F., and F. Parkes Weber.—‘ A Case of Sclerodactylia with Subcutaneous Calcareous Concretions,’ Brit. Journ. Derm., London, 1911, xxiii, p. 276; also Proc. Roy. Soc. Med., 1912, v. (Derm. Sect.), p. 124. 14. Stradiotti, G.—‘ Sopra un caso di calcificazioni multiple del cellulare sotto- cutaneo di origine sifilitica,’ Policlinico (Sez. Med.), 1910, xvii, pp. 255, 322. (A merely syphilitic origin of the sclerodactylia in this case is unlikely, when other cases are taken into consideration.) 15. Thibierge, G., and Weissenbach, R. J.—‘Concretions calcaires sous-cutanees et sclerodermie,’ Ann. de Derm, et de Syph., Paris, 1911, ii, p. 129. (A careful review with many references to the previous literature of the subject.) 16. Thimm, P.—‘ Ueber Verkalkung der Haut,’ Arch. f. Derm. u. Syph., Vienna, 1902, lxii, p. 163. 17. Verse, Max.—‘ Ueber Calcinosis universalis, Ziegler’s Beitr. z. path. Anat. u. z. allg. Path., Jena, 1912, liii, p. 212. (This paper includes an elaborate review of the whole subject, with an analysis of the literature.) 18. Weber, H.—Correspondenzblatt fur Schweiz. Aerzte, Basel, 1878, viii, p. 623 (The earliest described case of sclerodactylia with calcification.) 19. Wildbolz, H.—‘Ablagerung von Phosphaten und Karbonaten in Haut- und Unterhautgewebe unter den klinischen Erscheinungen achter Gicht,’ Corre- spondenzblatt f. Schweiz. Aerzte, Basel, 1902, xxxii, p. 232. 20. Wildbolz, H.—' Ueber Bildung von phosphorsauren und kohlensauren Kon- krementen in Haut- und Unterhautgewebe,’ Arch. f. Derm. u. Syph., Vienna, 1904, lxx, p. 435.
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