The literature on exfoliative dermatitis of the newborn, first described by Ritter von Rittershain in i878, is meagre and almost all of the papers have been reports of sporadic cases which suggested a cause or were remarkable for recovery after some one or other method of treatment. What appears to be the extremely uncommon occurrence of the malady in Britain is supported by the fact that Halle...

The literature on exfoliative dermatitis of the newborn, first described by Ritter von Rittershain in i878, is meagre and almost all of the papers have been reports of sporadic cases which suggested a cause or were remarkable for recovery after some one or other method of treatment. What appears to be the extremely uncommon occurrence of the malady in Britain is supported by the fact that Halle...

The literature on exfoliative dermatitis of the newborn, first described by Ritter von Rittershain in i878, is meagre and almost all of the papers have been reports of sporadic cases which suggested a cause or were remarkable for recovery after some one or other method of treatment. What appears to be the extremely uncommon occurrence of the malady in Britain is supported by the fact that Halle...

The literature on exfoliative dermatitis of the newborn, first described by Ritter von Rittershain in i878, is meagre and almost all of the papers have been reports of sporadic cases which suggested a cause or were remarkable for recovery after some one or other method of treatment. What appears to be the extremely uncommon occurrence of the malady in Britain is supported by the fact that Halle...

in this research, (carboxy-3-oxopropylamino)-3-propylsilylcellulose (copapsc) as an organocatalyst, has been synthesized by grafting of succinic anhydride on the nh2-modified cellulose (cellulose functionalized with 3- aminopropyltriethoxysilane). the –co2h group-functionalized cellulose (copapsc) is used as a catalyst for the synthesis of coumarin derivatives from the reaction of phenolic subs...

The literature on exfoliative dermatitis of the newborn, first described by Ritter von Rittershain in i878, is meagre and almost all of the papers have been reports of sporadic cases which suggested a cause or were remarkable for recovery after some one or other method of treatment. What appears to be the extremely uncommon occurrence of the malady in Britain is supported by the fact that Halle...