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Diseases of the Skin

Authors: Sutton, Richard L. (Richard Lightburn), 1878-1952.;

Diseases of the Skin

Abstract

Two new textbooks of dermatology have appeared recently which differ greatly in style and in their treatment of the subject. Dr. Sutton had the task of bringing a former edition up to date, but in so doing the book had to be entirely rewritten. There is a splendid bibliography which gives the advanced student a fine framework of literature for more detailed information when needed. The book is entirely acceptable as an advanced text, particularly for residents in dermatology. I do not believe it should be recommended for the undergraduate student except for assigned reading

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Dermatology, Skin Diseases, Skin

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popularity
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