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Military Dermatology by William D. James

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Military Dermatology
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Publisher: Borden Institute
ISBN/ASIN: 016059135X
ISBN-13: 9780160591358
Number of pages: 624

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This volume places military dermatology in its historical context, emphasizes the conditions that specialists and general medical officers in the field are likely to see, and discusses diseases that are uncommon in the United States but prevalent worldwide in specific geographical locations.

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