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• W2013021511 abstract "The words erythroderma and erythrodermia are employed with some uncertainty by many dermatologic authors and speakers. The tendency, in the main, is to use them interchangeably. On many occasions when it is desired to describe, or to emphasize, with the brevity of one word an abnormal red color of the skin, there is a faltering with these words and what is finally written is a toss-up between them. For example, the index of a very recent book (1) carries erythrodermia (not erythroderma at all) in three citations. But, when the indicated places in the text are consulted, erythroderma alone is found twice, erythrodermia once. In the sixth edition of Ormsby and Montgomery's textbook (2) erythroderma appears but not erythrodermia. The French form erythrodermie is to be found, sometimes in italics, sometimes not, but always without the proper acute accent mark. These authors (2) quote Calcott Fox and MacLeod's suggested title for the parapsoriasis group as “Resistant maculo-papular scaly erythroderma” whereas Sutton and Sutton (3) give it as “Chronic Resistant Macular and Maculo-papular Erythrodermias” in the 9th edition of their textbook and as “. . . Erythrodermas” in the 10th edition. The Suttons used erythrodermia consistently and exclusively in the section on parapsoriasis in the 9th edition but wrote of erythroderma psoriaticum elsewhere. Andrews (4) employs a similarly confusing usage. To settle the issue at this point in the matter of what exactly Fox and MacLeod wrote, their original article (5) carries the phrase as “Resistant Maculo-papular Scaly Erythrodermias. Most American textbooks make some kind of error in this regard. The Standard Nomenclature of Diseases and Operations (6) has adopted only erythroderma and the Cumulative Quarterly Medical Index (7) classifies titles only under erythroderma even when the citations are of French or German articles bearing erythrodermie or erythrodermie." @default.
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• W2013021511 title "Philological Notes on the Words Erythroderma, Erythrodermia and Erythema" @default.
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