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Warty or papillary condition of the skin of the buttocks
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Warty or papillary condition of the skin of the buttocks

Godart, Thomas

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Watercolour drawing of a ruddy, finely warty or papillary condition of the skin of the buttocks, with much thickening, but no ulceration - possibly papillary lupus. It affected the surface and fold of both buttocks and the inner surface of the right thigh at the perineum. From a middle aged man. Patient of William Morrant Baker, Assistant Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer in Diseases of the Skin, St Bartholomew's Hospital.

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