Letters to Dermatology

Letters to Dermatology
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致皮肤科的信

DOI：
10.1159/000017966
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发表时间：
1998
期刊：
Dermatology
影响因子：
3.4
通讯作者：
H. Korting
H. Korting
中科院分区：
医学3区
文献类型：
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作者：
S. Shephard;N. Schregenberger;R. Dummer;R. Panizzon;H. Tan;Y. Tay;R. Caputo;S. Cambiaghi;A. Brusasco;C. Gelmetti;Y. Kawachi;K. Matsu;H. Sakuraba;F. Otsuka;T. Kobayashi;K. Sakuraoka;M. Iwamoto;S. Kurihara;T. Matsui;T. Kageshita;T. Ishihara;S. Tomiguchi;M. Takahashi;T. Ono;N. Ohtake;M. Setoyama;T. Kanzaki;V. Mahler;C. Antoni;G. Anhalt;H. Koch;K. Peters;B. Manger;J. Kalden;O. Hornstein;S. Hattori;Y. Nagai;S. Tajima;T. Nishikawa;R. Happle;W. Küster;L. Thomas;P. Tranchand;F. Bérard;T. Secchi;C. Colin;G. Moulin;J. Bettinger;M. Gloor;C. Peter;P. Kleesz;J. Fluhr;W. Gehring;E. Tur;S. Brenner;Y. Tokuda;M. Amagai;H. Yaoita;S. Kawachi;T. Ito;I. Matsuyama;S. Tsuchiya;T. Saida;P. Kerkhof;R. Steegers;M. Kuipers;Y. Kaburagi;N. Hatta;S. Kawara;K. Takehara;Y. Yamagami;M. Kohda;S. Mimura;H. Ueki;D. Margolis;J. Weinberg;I. Tangoren;R. Cheney;B. L. Johnson;W. Kempf;G. Burg;J. Bastert;A. Sing;A. Wollenberg;H. Korting

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