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are not
ао
has been described," "either Cutaneous
or subentaneous", nor are
observed as a
rule simply
they moveable, but I
an increased thickness
d in nearly all
of the cutis, which followed
instances the ovalar form
2 inches in length
never excee
exceeding
and invariably decreasing
towards the outlines, the surface of these ~
degenerated parts, as may be supposed, is - covered with whitish or brownish epidermis
Cells, this affording sometimes a
eye
little
difficulty
to discover the real
for the unaccustomed nature of the disease and giving rise to confusion with psoriasis. Favoured leats of tubercles are the force, chiefly the skin above the eyebrows, the checks, the ears,
much less the extremeties.
In the lower extremities the dorsal side of the
feet
is the most exposed, and it is here, that often