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THE significance of dermatologic findings in the diagnostic study of a surgical patient has not been sufficiently felt. Textbooks of surgery and dermatology, alike, grant the subject only a few occult sentences. The literature reveals isolated bursts of attention, the most notable being Wiener's1 excellent monograph on the general problem of skin manifestations of internal disease. It was with the hope of further stimulating interest in the subject that this review was prepared.The purpose of this presentation is to review certain dermatologic clues that are of aid in surgical diagnosis. No mention is made of the many dermatoses that . . .
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