Trejo RJJ, Cancela GR

Language: Spanish
References: 12
Page: 147-150
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ABSTRACT

The knowledge of the bowenoid papulosis is important for the dermatologist in order to avoid unnecessary and mistaken treatments. The clinical, ethiological, pathogenic and evolutive aspects are reviewed as well as the bibliography.

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