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Introduction. Hidradénite suppurée

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Enfin l’hidradénite suppurée, une maladie décrite il y a un siècle et demi, et l’une des plus dévastatrices parmi les milliers d’entités dermatologiques, est finalement reconnue par un texte dédié uniquement à cette horrible affection.

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Kligman, A. (2008). Introduction. Hidradénite suppurée. In: Hidradénite suppurée. Springer, Paris. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-2-287-72063-5_1

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