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Epithelioma of the back of a hand
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Epithelioma of the back of a hand

Godart, Thomas

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Watercolour drawing showing an epithelioma of the back of the hand. Parts of the ulcerated surface appear to be healing. The disease was of slow progress in an old man.

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