Wilkinson disease

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• Sneddon-Wilkinson disease — Sned·don Wil·kin·son disease (snedґən wilґkin sən) [I.B. Sneddon; Darrell Sheldon Wilkinson, English dermatologist, 20th century] see subcorneal pustular dermatosis, under dermatosis …   Medical dictionary

• Sneddon-Wilkinson disease — subcorneal pustular dermatosis …   Medical dictionary

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