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Tufted angioma (angioblastoma). A benign progressive angioma, not to be confused with Kaposi's sarcoma or low-grade angiosarcoma by Jones, E W, Orkin, M

“…Twenty patients are described with an unusual form of angiomatous proliferation, which most commonly arose on the neck and upper trunk in young persons…”
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Hemorrhoids: What the dermatologist should know by Orkin, Bruce A., Schwartz, Arnold M., Orkin, Milton

“…Anorectal disorders are common and more than one half of the population will experience one at some time during their lives. It is important for the clinician…”
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Today's Scabies by Orkin, Milton

“…In the past several years there has been a noticeable increase of scabies in the United States; the magnitude of this is not known. An expanding epidemic…”
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Resurgence of Scabies by Orkin, Milton

“…This study on the current status of scabies is based upon information obtained from a survey form completed by 86 American and 73 foreign dermatologists, and…”
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Acquired "tufted" angioma (progressive capillary hemangioma). A distinctive clinicopathologic entity related to lobular capillary hemangioma by Padilla, R S, Orkin, M, Rosai, J

“…Three young patients affected by intradermal and subcutaneous vascular proliferations are presented. The lesions were acquired and developed as solitary or…”
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Symposium on Skin Diseases Common to Man and Animals by Orkin, Milton

“…"There is but one medicine," observed Sir William Osler. Any dividing line between veterinary and human medicine is artificial. One of the first attempts to…”
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Mastocytosis in animals by Orkin, M

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Animal models (spontaneous) for human disease. Experiments of nature by Orkin, M

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Unusual micrococcal cutaneous reactions; review of some basic tenets of micrococcal bacteriology and drug resistance and presentation of two cases by ORKIN, M

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A Comparative Study of Canine and Human Dermatology by Orkin, Milton, Schwartzman, Robert M.

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Granulomatous perivasculitis in Crohn's disease by Burgdorf, W, Orkin, M

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Treatment of Today's Scabies and Pediculosis by Orkin, Milton, Epstein, Ervin, Maibach, Howard I

“…RECENTLY we noted1 the increase of scabies in the United States following an eight-year pandemic in most of the world.2,3 The cyclic nature of scabies…”
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Primary Tuberculosis of the Skin: Primary Complex by Fisher, Isadore, Orkin, Milton

“…IN THIS communication, primary tuberculosis of the skin is considered synonymous with the primary complex of tuberculosis involving the skin. The primary…”
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Scabies in children by Orkin, M, Maibach, H I

“…We are in the midst of a pandemic of scabies. Classic scabies is seen less frequently in the current cycle. The infestation frequently occurs in special forms,…”
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Scabies, a current pandemic by Orkin, M, Maibach, H I

“…Scabies, caused by the itch mite and transmitted by skin-to-skin contact, is being seen in pandemic proportion. In the United States this infestation is seen…”
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Acquired lymphangioma (lymphangiectasis). Report of a case by Fisher, I, Orkin, M

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The Effect of an Intravenous Chelating Agent, Edathamil Disodium (NA 2-EDTA), in 3 Cases of Sarcoidosis11From the Division of Dermatology, University of Minnesota, The Medical School, Minneapolis, Minnesota by Rukavina, John G., Orkin, Milton, Lynch, Francis W.

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Heterotopic brain tissue (heterotopic neural rest). Case report with review of related anomalies by Orkin, M, Fisher, I

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A Comparative Study of Canine and Human Dermatology: II. Cutaneous Tumors—The Mast Cell and Canine Mastocytoma by Orkin, Milton, Schwartzman, Robert M.

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CUTANEOUS FORM OF PERIARTERITIS NODOSA--AN ENTITY? by FISHER, I, ORKIN, M

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