dermatology
[dur-muh-tol-uh-jee]
Origin of dermatology
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Contemporary Examples of dermatology
The concert promoter said Jackson was “distracted, not focused,” after his dermatology appointments.
It explains why dermatology has become hugely popular as a specialty.
Historical Examples of dermatology
"You ask for my opinion," replied the professor of dermatology at the University of Geneva.
SeptimusWilliam J. Locke
Juglone has been used in dermatology to cure various skin disorders including both bacterial and fungus diseases.
Neurology describes the system of the nerves and of the brain; dermatology treats of the skin.
This inquiry was also sent to the members of the editorial board of the Archives of Dermatology and Syphilology.
Dr. Bourdillot, professor of dermatology in the University of Geneva, made his examination, and shook a tactful head.
SeptimusWilliam J. Locke
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