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H. Zackheim, W. Simpson, L. Langs (1959)
Basal cell epitheliomas and other skin tumors produced in rats and mice by anthramine and methycholanthrene.The Journal of investigative dermatology, 33
P. Henshaw, R. Snider, E. Riley (1949)
Aberrant tissue developments in rats exposed to beta rays; the late effects of P32 beta rays.Radiology, 52 3
Gates O Schrek R (1941)
Cutaneous carcinomaArch Path, 31
H. Zackheim, Elaine Krobock, L. Langs (1964)
CUTANEOUS NEOPLASMS IN THE RAT PRODUCED BY GRENZ RAY AND 80 KV X-RAY.The Journal of investigative dermatology, 43
P. Graham, M. Mcgavran (1964)
Basal‐cell carcinomas and sebaceous glandsCancer, 17
Bubendorf E MacDonald EJ (1964)
Tumors of the Skin
Oettle AG (1963)
Conference on Biology of Cutaneous Cancer
H. Blum (1959)
Carcinogenesis by Ultraviolet Light
Davies RE Urbach F (1968)
Proceedings of the XIII International Congress of Dermatology
F. Urbach, R. Davies (1969)
SOLAR ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION AND SKIN CANCER.
P. Unna
Die Histopathologie der Hautkrankheiten
A. Oettlé (1963)
Skin cancer in AfricaNational Cancer Institute monograph, 10
Abstract Among 1,953 consecutive patients with squamous cell carcinomas, basal cell carcinoma, or actinic keratosis, the average age of occurrence of actinic keratoses and basal cell carcinomas was younger than for squamous cell carcinoma. Also the occurrence of basal cell carcinoma decreased more rapidly than squamous cell carcinoma in the elderly. Of a total of 17,767 actinic keratoses, squamous cell carcinomas, basal cell epitheliomas, and keratoacanthomas, Chi-square analysis of the seasonal occurrence of these tumors indicated that there was a statistically significant decrease in occurrence of squamous and basal cell tumors during the winter months. During the last ten years (11,264 skin cancers), a steadily rising basal to squamous ratio was observed. References 1. Unna PG: Die Histopathologie der Hautkrankheiten . Berlin, A. Hirschewald, 1894. 2. Urbach F, Davies RE: Solar ultraviolet radiation and skin cancer , in the Proceedings of the XIII International Congress of Dermatology . Berlin, Springer-Verlag, 1968. 3. Graham PG, McGavran MH: Basal cell carcinomas and sebaceous glands . Cancer 17:803-806, 1964.Crossref 4. Blum HF: Carcinogenesis by Ultraviolet Light . Princeton, NJ, Princeton University Press, 1959. 5. Schrek R, Gates O; Cutaneous carcinoma , Arch Path 31:411-421, 1941. 6. Haenszel W: Variations in skin cancer incidence within the United States , in Conference on Biology of Cutaneous Cancer . National Cancer Institute monograph No. 10, (February) 1963, pp 225-243. 7. Eastcott DF: Epidemiology of skin cancer in New Zealand , in Conference on Biology of Cutaneous Cancer . National Cancer Institute monograph No. 10, (February) 1963, pp 141-151. 8. Yeh S: Relative incidence of skin cancer in Chinese in Taiwan: With special reference to arsenical cancer , in Conference on Biology of Cutaneous Cancer . National Cancer Institute monograph No. 10, (February) 1963, pp 81-102. 9. Oettle AG: Skin cancer in Africa , in Conference on Biology of Cutaneous Cancer . National Cancer Institute monograph No. 10, (February) , 1963, pp 197-214. 10. MacDonald EJ, Bubendorf E: Some epidemiology aspects of skin cancer , in Tumors of the Skin . Chicago, Year Book Medical Publishers Inc, 1964, pp 23-66. 11. Zackheim HS, Simpson WL, Langs L: Basal cell epithelioma and other skin tumors produced in rats and mice by Anthramine and methylcholathrene . J Invest Derm 33:385-402, 1959.Crossref 12. Henshaw PS, Snider RS, Riley EF: Aberrant tissue developments in rats exposed to beta rays: The late effects of p32 rays . Radiology 52:401-415, 1949. 13. Zackheim HS, Krobock E, Langs L: Cutaneous neoplasms in the rat produced by grenz ray and 80 kv x-ray . J Invest Derm 43:519-534, 1964.Crossref
Archives of Dermatology – American Medical Association
Published: Apr 1, 1970
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