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Archives of Dermatology | 1949
Paul LeVAN; Thomas H. Sternberg
THE INFREQUENT occurrence of a fatal outcome in diseases seen in the average dermatologic practice has been the subject of a quip which the dermatologist hears almost daily and the substance of which he has long since ceased to deny. While it must be admitted that death from cutaneous diseases is unusual, it is by no means rare. In a recent survey at the Los Angeles County Hospital, it was noted that during the period from July 1, 1940 to July 1, 1946, 120 deaths had occurred in the dermatology and syphilology service. The causes of death in this sizable series, available only in a large general hospital, have been analyzed, and the data are presented in this paper. MATERIALS AND METHODS All deaths occurring in the dermatology and syphilology service during the period mentioned were included in the present study. The hospital records of the 120 patients were analyzed
JAMA | 1944
John H. Stokes; Thomas H. Sternberg; Walter H. Schwartz; John F. Mahoney; Joseph Earle Moore; W. Barry Wood
Archives of Dermatology | 1939
John H. Stokes; Thomas H. Sternberg
Archives of Dermatology | 1937
Donald M. Pillsbury; Thomas H. Sternberg
JAMA | 1944
Thomas H. Sternberg; Thomas B. Turner
JAMA | 1944
Thomas B. Turner; Thomas H. Sternberg
Archives of Dermatology | 1941
J. Lamar Callaway; Thomas H. Sternberg
Archives of Dermatology | 1948
Charles R. Rein; Thomas H. Sternberg; James H. Dwinelle; Albert J. Sheldon
JAMA Pediatrics | 1937
Donald M. Pillsbury; Thomas H. Sternberg
Archives of Dermatology | 1937
Thomas H. Sternberg; Donald M. Pillsbury
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