British Journal of Dermatology

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pp. 183-184(2)

Clinical measures of disease severity and outcome in psoriasis: a critical appraisal of their quality
pp. 185-191(7)
Authors: Ashcroft,; Li Wan Po,; Williams,; Griffiths,

Tumour necrosis factor-α induces Langerhans cell migration in humans
pp. 192-200(9)
Authors: Cumberbatch,; Griffiths,; Tucker,; Dearman,; Kimber,

Fas/Fas ligand-mediated elimination of antigen-bearing Langerhans cells in draining lymph nodes
pp. 201-205(5)
Authors: Kawamura,; Azuma,; Kayagaki,; Shimada,; Yagita,; Okumura,

The repopulation of murine Langerhans cells after depletion by mild heat injury
pp. 206-210(5)
Authors: Ghaznawie,; Papadimitriou,; Heenan,

Differentiation of normal human keratinocytes influences hexavalent chromium uptake and distribution and the ability of cells to withstand Cr(VI) cytotoxicity
pp. 211-217(7)
Authors: Henshaw,; Morris,; Mac Neil,

Fibroblast expression of collagen integrin receptors α1β1 and α2β1 is not changed in systemic scleroderma
pp. 218-223(6)
Authors: Herzhoff,; Sollberg,; Huerkamp,; Krieg,; Eckes,

Internalization of gap junctions in benign familial pemphigus (Hailey-Hailey disease) and keratosis follicularis (Darier's disease)
pp. 224-230(7)
Authors: Haftek,; Kowalewski,; Mesnil,; Blaszczyk,; Schmitt,

Forms of epithelial differentiation of draining sinus in acne inversa (hidradenitis suppurativa)
pp. 231-239(9)
Authors: Kurzen,; Jung,; Hartschuh,; Moll,; Franke,

Development of an oligonucleotide probe specific for <i>Trichophyton</i><i>rubrum</i>
pp. 240-245(6)
Authors: El Fari,; Tietz,; Presber,; Sterry,; Gräser,

Human papillomavirus type 5 is commonly present in immunosuppressed and immunocompetent individuals
pp. 246-249(4)
Authors: Boxman,; Mulder,; Russell,; Bouwes Bavinck,; Green,; Ter Schegget,

A mineral sunscreen affords genomic protection against ultraviolet (UV) B and UVA radiation: <i>in vitro</i> and <i>in situ</i> assays
pp. 250-258(9)
Authors: Cayrol,; Sarraute,; Tarroux,; Redoules,; Charveron,; Gall,

A prospective coagulation study including resistance to activated protein C and mutations in factors V and II in venous leg ulcers
pp. 259-263(5)
Authors: Ribeaudeau,; Senet,; Cayuela,; Fund,; Paul,; Robert,; Scrobohaci,; Dubertret,

A novel anti-inflammatory drug, SDZ ASM 981, for the treatment of skin diseases: <i>in vitro</i> pharmacology
pp. 264-273(10)
Authors: Grassberger,; Baumruker,; Enz,; Hiestand,; Hultsch,; Kalthoff,; Schuler,; Schulz,; Werner,; Winiski,; Wolff,; Zenke,

Topical maxacalcitol for the treatment of psoriasis vulgaris: a placebo-controlled, double-blind, dose-finding study with active comparator
pp. 274-278(5)
Authors: N.barker,; Ashton,; Marks,; Harris,; Berth-Jones,

Combination treatment with methotrexate and cyclosporin for severe recalcitrant psoriasis
pp. 279-282(4)
Authors: Clark,; Kirby,; Morris,; Davison,; Zaki,; Emerson,; Saihan,; Chalmers,; N.barker,; Allen,; Griffiths,

Intermittent short courses of cyclosporin (Neoral^®) for psoriasis unresponsive to topical therapy: a 1-year multicentre, randomized study
pp. 283-291(9)
Authors: Ho,; Griffiths,; Albrecht,; Vanaclocha,; León-Dorantes,; Atakan,; Reitamo,; Ohannesson,; Mørk,; Clarke,; Pfister,; Paul,

Recalcitrant viral warts treated by diphencyprone immunotherapy
pp. 292-296(5)
Authors: Buckley,; Keane,; Munn,; Fuller,; Higgins,; Du Vivier,

The familial risk of adult acne: a comparison between first-degree relatives of affected and unaffected individuals
pp. 297-300(4)
Authors: Goulden,; Mcgeown,; Cunliffe,

Serum selenium levels and blood glutathione peroxidase activities in vitiligo
pp. 301-303(3)
Authors: Beazley,; Gaze,; Panske,; Panzig,; Schallreuter,

Intermittent short duration therapy with fluconazole is effective for tinea capitis
pp. 304-306(3)
Authors: Gupta,; Adam,; Hofstader,; Lynde,; Taborda,; Morar,; Dlova,; Raboobee,; Konnikov,; Aboobaker,; Summerbell,

The treatment of acne fulminans: a review of 25 cases
pp. 307-309(3)
Authors: Seukeran,; Cunliffe,

Transepidermal elimination of urate-like crystals: a new perforating disorder?
pp. 310-314(5)
Authors: Lucke,; Fallowfield,; Evans,; Lowe,; Mackie,

Follicular cutaneous T-cell lymphoma: a clinicopathological study of nine cases
pp. 315-322(8)
Authors: Hodak,; Feinmesser,; Segal,; Yosipovitch,; Lapidoth,; Maron,; Bergman,; Sahar,; David,

Microbiological and molecular diagnosis of deep localized cutaneous infection with <i>Trichophyton mentagrophytes</i>
pp. 323-325(3)
Authors: Sommer,; Barton,; Wilkinson,; Merchant,; Evans,; Moore,

Lipoid proteinosis. A biochemical and ultrastructural investigation of two new cases
pp. 326-331(6)
Authors: Navarro,; Fachal,; Rodríguez,; Padró,; Domínguez,

Congenital annular multiple fibrofolliculomas occurring with deformity of the ear and ventricular septal defect
pp. 332-334(3)
Authors: Park,; Ham,; Cho,; Kim,

Erythema elevatum diutinum and HIV infection: a report of five cases
pp. 335-338(4)
Authors: Muratori,; Carrera,; Gorani,; Alessi,

Pyoderma gangrenosum associated with Takayasu's arteritis responding to cyclosporin
pp. 339-343(5)
Authors: Fearfield,; Ross,; Farrell,; Costello,; Bunker,; Staughton,

The peripheral corneal melting syndrome and psoriasis: coincidence or association?
pp. 344-346(3)
Authors: Varma,; Woboso,; Lane,; Holt,

Photodynamic therapy for inoperable vulval Paget's disease using δ-aminolaevulinic acid: successful management of a large skin lesion
pp. 347-349(3)
Authors: Henta,; Itoh,; Kobayashi,; Ninomiya,; Ishibashi,

Classification of primary cutaneous B-cell lymphomas: EORTC classification or REAL classification?
pp. 350-352(3)
Authors: Willemze,; Meijer,

Primary cutaneous B-cell lymphoma: how useful is the new European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer Classification?
pp. 352-353(2)
Author: Slater,

Classification of primary cutaneous B-cell lymphomas
pp. 353-354(2)
Author: Sterry,

Classification of primary cutaneous B-cell lymphomas
pp. 354-354(1)
Author: Russell-Jones,

Pemphigus herpetiformis with an autoimmune response to recombinant desmoglein 1
pp. 354-355(2)
Authors: Seitz,; Staegemeir,; Amagai,; Rose,; Bröcker,; Zillikens,

The application of microwave irradiation in immunofluorescence for the diagnosis of autoimmune bullous disease
pp. 356-357(2)
Authors: Isomura,; Morita,; Tsuji,

Paraneoplastic pemphigus with cutaneous and serological features of pemphigus foliaceus
pp. 357-359(3)
Authors: Chorzelski,; Hashimoto,; Amagai,; Sysa-Jędrzejowska,; Choczaj,; Nousari,; Anhalt,; Jabłońska,

T-cell epitope mapping performed after patch testing in a patient with contact allergy to several azo dyes
pp. 359-360(2)
Authors: Wu,; Sun,; Fanchiang,

Failure to detect human herpesvirus type 8-DNA sequences in systemic plasmacytosis from HIV-uninfected Japanese patients
pp. 360-361(2)
Authors: Watanabe,; Tada,; Nakamura,; Tsuchida,; Tamaki,

Immunohistochemistry and sentinel node biopsy in melanoma: the use of tyrosinase and Melan-A
pp. 361-362(2)
Authors: Jarrett,; Thomson,; MacKie,

Cutaneous manifestations of Sjögren's syndrome associated with myasthenia gravis
pp. 362-363(2)
Authors: Ito,; Kanda,; Mitsui,; Watanabe,; Kobayashi,; Murayama,; Tamaki,

Chondrodermatitis nodularis helicis in childhood dermatomyositis
pp. 363-365(3)
Authors: Sasaki,; Nishizawa,; Sugita,

Dermatomyositis <i>sine</i> myositis presenting with calcinosis universalis
pp. 365-366(2)
Authors: Olhoffer,; Carroll,; Watsky,

Seasonally recurrent granuloma annulare on sun-exposed areas
pp. 367-367(1)
Authors: Uenotsuchi,; Imayama,; Furue,

Reactive perforating collagenosis occurring in a zosteriform distribution
pp. 367-369(3)
Authors: Nakanishi,; Tsunemitsu,; Akagi,

Halo naevus with histological changes resembling epidermal erythema multiforme
pp. 369-370(2)
Authors: Fabrizi,; Massi,

Amelanotic acral lentiginous malignant melanoma
pp. 370-372(3)
Authors: Yasuoka,; Ueda,; Ohgami,; Hayashi,; Ichihashi,

Leukaemia cutis and erythroleukaemia
pp. 372-373(2)
Authors: Janier,; Raynaud,; Blanche,; Daniel,; Herreman,

Cutaneous metastasis from an adenoid cystic carcinoma of the lacrimal gland
pp. 373-374(2)
Authors: Nakamura,; Miyachi,

Solitary giant vulval syringoma
pp. 374-375(2)
Authors: Blasdale,; McLelland,

Bullous keloid: a distinct entity?
pp. 375-377(3)
Authors: Pranteda,; Bottoni,; De Simone,; Calvieri,; Grieco,

Familial naevus sebaceus may be explained by paradominant transmission
pp. 377-377(1)
Authors: Happle,; König,

Calcifying sinusoidal haemangioma on the back
pp. 377-378(2)
Authors: Nakamura,; Miyachi,

Primary cutaneous aspergillosis
pp. 378-380(3)
Authors: Munn,; Keane,; Child,; Philpott-Howard,; du Vivier,

Kaposi-like acroangiodermatitis in an amputee
pp. 380-381(2)
Authors: Güçlüer,; Gürbüz,; Kotiloglu,

Oral presentation of a novel variant of herpes simplex infection in a group of bone marrow transplant patients: a report of five cases
pp. 381-383(3)
Authors: Brooke,; Eveson,; Luker,; Oakhill,

Basal cell carcinomas occurring after accidental exposure to ionizing radiation
pp. 383-385(3)
Authors: Gottlöber,; Krähn,; Bezold,; Peter,

Photodynamic therapy with meso-tetra(hydroxyphenyl) chlorin in the topical treatment of Bowen's disease and basal cell carcinoma
pp. 385-386(2)
Authors: Gupta,; Morton,; Whitehurst,; Moore,; MacKie,

Seizures associated with interferon-α treatment of cutaneous malignancies
pp. 386-387(2)
Authors: Ameen,; Russell-Jones,

Successful immunotherapy of chronic nodular prurigo with topical dinitrochlorobenzene
pp. 387-389(3)
Authors: Yoshizawa,; Kitamura,; Maibach,

Linear porokeratosis of Mibelli: successful treatment with cryotherapy
pp. 389-389(1)
Authors: Bhushan,; Craven,; Beck,; Chalmers,

Somatotrophin-induced acanthosis nigricans
pp. 390-391(2)
Authors: Downs,; Kennedy,

Severe toxic contact dermatitis caused by garlic
pp. 391-392(2)
Authors: Eming,; Piontek,; Hunzelmann,; Rasokat,; Scharffetter-Kachanek,