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    volume editors, Brian J. Nickoloff, Frank O. Nestle.
    Contents:
    Allergic contact dermatitis / M.D. Gober, A.A. Gaspari
    Immune privilege and the skin / T. Ito ... [et al.]
    Immunobiology of acute cytotoxic drug reactions / B.J. Nickoloff
    Psoriasis / F.O. Nestle
    Atopic dermatitis in 2008 / L.S. Chan
    Cutaneous Lupus erythematosus : molecular and cellular basis of clinical findings / A. Kuhn, R. Sontheimer
    Bullous pemphigoid and related subepidermal autoimmune blistering diseases / E.B. Olasz, K.B. Yancey
    Pemphigus vulgaris and its active disease mouse model / M. Amagai
    Pemphigus foliaceus / D. Dasher, D. Rubenstein, L. Diaz
    Autoimmunity to type VII collagen : Epidermolysis bullosa acquisita / J. Remington ... [et al.]
    Pathomechanisms of Lichen planus autoimmunity elicited by cross-reactive T cells / T. Shiohara ... [et al.]
    Autoimmune etiology of generalized vitiligo / I.C. Le Poole, R.M. Luiten
    The genetics of generalized vitiligo / R.A. Spritz
    Scleroderma / A.C. Gilliam
    Alopecia areata / L.E. King Jr., K.J. McElwee, J.P. Sundberg
    Dermatomyositis / M.S. Krathen, D. Fiorentino, V.P. Werth
    Novel mechanism for therapeutic action of IVIg in autoimmune blistering dermatoses / D. Michael, S.A. Grando
    Skin involvement in systemic autoimmune diseases / S. Rashtak, M.R. Pittelkowo
    Therapeutics and immune-mediated skin disease / K.B. Gordon, R. Satoskar.
    Digital Access Karger 2008
  • Article
    Roberts-Thomson IC.
    Aust N Z J Surg. 1979 Feb;49(1):41-4.
    Intrapancreatic cysts were demonstrated by endoscopic retrograde pancreatography (E.R.P.) in nine patients with a clinical diagnosis of relapsing pancreatitis. The cysts ranged in diameter from 0.6 cm to 5 cm and were frequently associated with a prolonged elevation of the serum amylase level. The complication of intracystic haemorrhage with obstructive jaundice developed in one patient requiring early surgical decompression and drainage. In four patients laparotomy was performed because of continuing abdominal pain. One patient was treated by cystogastrostomy and another by cyst aspiration, but in two patients the cyst could not be visualized or palpated. Four patients were observed without operation for periods of four to 24 months, and all showed improvement or resolution of symptoms. E.R.P. was repeated in one patient and the cyst could not be outlined, while in another an abnormal barium meal X-ray examination result reverted to normal. Intrapancreatic cysts can be managed non-operatively, since complications appear infrequent and spontaneous resolution may occur.
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