The case of black sweat
A case of hives that wouldn't go away
The painful bath
A shower of hives
A premenstrual rash
Uncombable hair
The man who couldn't sweat
Scratch blisters
Skin deep photography
The bug that never was
Blue spots
White spots
Same place, next time rash
The brown spots that wouldn't go away
The case of the painful fingertips
A strange sunburn
A multiple personality dermatitis
Accidental hives
Rotten fish odor
Hormone blisters
Flower shop itch
"Stress and a penny" hives
The case of unilateral wrinkles
Fiery red legs
Painful feet
Hot flashes and cold cream
The blisters and the skin test
A chilling pain
Rough skin and sore throats
The premenstrual purple chin
Nine year hives
Golf course dermatitis
The secret message
Herpes gladiatorum
Sunshine allergy
L'homme rouge
Rings of rash
The breasts that never stopped growing
The minister's hives
Hardened skin
Battery blisters
Swollen lips
The worm from outer space
A new light on psoriasis
Black and blue spots
The emergency room itch
The sleeper
A crazy rash
Bald spots
The dog died
The abacus tumor
No spit
The smell of burnt toast
The twenty-three year itch
The mysterious treatment
The creeping acne cyst
Our first case
A strange case of acne
The case of the glass eye
The hand eczema caper
The sore that would never heal
Black blisters.
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Consultations in dermatology : studies of orphan and unique patients by Walter B. Shelley. ISBN 9780521616584. Published by Cambridge University Press in 2006. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
