Ichthyosis Simplex by Bateman Thomas (1 results)

Delineations of Cutaneous Diseases, 16. - London, Henry G. Bohn, 1815 (1849), 1 hand colored engraved plate, 246 x 242 mm, added a descriptive text leaf. ICHTHYOSIS simplex ; the fish-skin disease, which is characterized by a permanently harsh, dry, rough, thickened, and slightly scaly texture of the integuments, generally of a brown or mud-colour. The scales are not deciduous, as in Lepra and Psoriasis. "In 1814 Bateman acquired the copyright to the engravings in the Willan treatise. He arranged to have the plates refurbished,".…