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MOST RECENT ISSUE: October - December 2010 | Volume 16, # 4
Obituary: Masaji Nagashima, M.D. (1929-2010) by Tajeji Nishikawa, M.D., Tetsuo Shiohara, M.D.
In previous issues:
July - September 2010 | Volume 16, # 3
History: Lichen planus or keratosis lichenoides chronica—another case discovered by Mirjana Ziemer, M.D.
Plagiarism and misquoting in pathology: Historical examples by Sergei Jargin, M.D.
April - June 2010 | Volume 16, # 2
Scientific misconduct: Plagiarism in dermatopathology by Sergei Jargin, M.D.
On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge: Part XIV—Language: Can we use it unambiguously? by Cris Anderson, M.D.
January - March 2010 | Volume 16, # 1
Scientific misconduct: Plagiarism and misquoting in the field of environmental pathology by Sergei V. Jargin, M.D.
October - December 2009 | Volume 15, # 4
Plagiarism: Rough and ready—How to write a handbook from the Internet by Sergei V. Jargin, M.D.
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge, Part XIII: The Nature of evidence by Cris Anderson, M.D.
July - September 2009 | Volume 15, # 3
Beyond dermatopathology—Part 2 : Rights—Who needs them? by Mark A. Hurt, M.D.
April - June 2009 | Volume 15, # 2
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge: Part XII — Detecting and using patterns by Cris Anderson, M.D.
Scientific misconduct: Examples from the former Soviet Union by Sergei V. Jargin, M.D.
Biography: Alexander von Humboldt—patron extraordinaire of histology and histopathology, Part 7: Mentor of pioneers of histology and histopathology by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
January - March 2009 | Volume 15, # 1
History, ethics, and academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
October - December 2008 | Volume 14, # 4
Philosophy: A breach of the standard of care by a histopathologic diagnosis unsupportable by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
Fable: The wolf and the horse by Aesop
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge, Part XI: Reasoning by Cris Anderson, M.D.
Biography: Alexander von Humboldt—patron extraordinaire of histology and histopathology, Part 6: Mentor of the academic youth by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
July - September 2008 | Volume 14, # 3
Philosophy: Dodges, hedges, evasions, circumlocutions, and obfuscations by dermatopathologists not only are cowardly, but injurious to patients by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
Biography: Alexander von Humboldt—patron extraordinaire of histology and histopathology, Part 5: Liberal outpost in the antechambers of the palace by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
April - June 2008 | Volume 14, # 2
Perspectives: The future of dermatopathology—the situation in the United States and in Germany by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D., Almut Böer, M.D.
Philosophy: Creating an epidemic of melanoma iatrogenically by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
History: Examples of plagiarism from the former Soviet Union by Sergei V. Jargin, M.D.
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge. Part X: Causation by Cris Anderson, M.D.
Biography: Alexander von Humboldt—patron extraordinaire of histology and histopathology, Part 4: Return to Berlin
History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
January - March 2008 | Volume 14, # 1
Biography: Alexander von Humboldt—Patron extraordinaire of histology and histopathology, Part 3: Life in Paris by Wolfgang Weyers, MD
October - December 2007 | Volume 13, # 4
History: Letters to Alfred Hollander by Paul Gerson Unna, MD
History: Getting to know Paul Gerson Unna through letters penned by him by Neil Davis, MD and A. Bernard Ackerman, MD
History: A story about leprosy with a happy ending by Abdelmajid Zahaf, MD
Biography: Alexander von Humboldt—Patron extraordinaire of histology and histopathology, Part 2: Exploration of South America by Wolfgang Weyers, MD
Philosophy: Making a mockery of language by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD
July - September 2007 | Volume 13, # 3
History: Érythroplasie de Queyrat—1911 by François Milette, MD
Biography: Sigmund Pollitzer (1859-1937) and acanthosis nigricans by Almut Böer, MD
Rescued from Oblivion: A patient with keratosis lichenoides chronica by Mirjana Ziemer, MD
Biography: Alexander von Humboldt—Patron extraordinaire of histology and histopathology—Part 1 by Wolfgang Weyers, MD
January - March 2007 | Volume 13, # 1
History: What has changed in Russian pathology since 1953? by Sergei V. Jargin, MD
Times Past: Acne urticata? by Almut Böer, MD
October - December 2006 | Volume 12, # 4
Times Past: Postmenopausal frontal fibrosing alopecia (of Kossard) was first described in 1943 by Erich Hoffmann! by Almut Böer, MD
History: Silent witnesses by Allen M. Hornblum MA, MPA
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge. Part VIII: Interpretation by Cris Anderson, MD
July - September 2006 | Volume 12, # 3
Biography: Who were the colleagues who wrote about pustular psoriasis in the past? by Mirjana Ziemer, MD
History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD
History: Remembering Irwin M. Freedberg-He and I for nearly 40 years (1967-2005) by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD
April - June 2006 | Volume 12, # 2
Times Past: First description of mucinous carcinoma in the skin by Walter Frieboes in 1924 by Almut Böer, MD
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge: Part VII—Imagination by Cris Anderson, MD
January - March 2006 | Volume 12, # 1
Biography: Hermann Pinkus—An appreciation on the occasion of his 100th birthday by Wolfgang Weyers, MD
Times past: Melanosis circumscripta praecancerosa by Erich Hoffman, MD
October - December 2005 | Volume 11, # 4
History: "That at least will surely cease now, that a Jew continues to hide his Judaism": Letters from the year 1933 by F. Pinkus and E Hoffmann by Norbert Haas, MD, and Walter Pinkus
History: Sigmund Lustgarten (1857––1911): A forgotten dermatologist, researcher, philanthropist, and gentleman by Karl Holubar, MD, FRCP
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge: Part VI—Paradox by Cris Anderson, MD
History, Ethics and Academe: A follow-up to A Trial in Philadelphia by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD
July - September 2005 | Volume 11, # 3
A legacy of the holocaust: Reflections of a dermatologyst/dermatopathologist on the account of travail by a beloved aunt by Steven Proper, MD
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge-Part V: Networks as a vehicle for the spread of memes by Cris Anderson, MD
April - June 2005 | Volume 11, # 2
History: Frédéric Woringer [1903––1964] and Woringer-Kolopp disease by Bernard Cribier, MD, Ph.D
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge—Part IV: Error and expectation by Cris Anderson, MD
January - March 2005 | Volume 11, # 1
History: Semon’s expedition to Australia and the Malayian Archipelago and Felix Pinkus’ concept of the "Haarscheibe" by Norbert Haas, MD and Walter Pinkus
Philosophy: About the greatness of thinking by Blaise Pascal
Beyond our dictionary! by Mohamed K. Selim, MD
Philosophy: Illusion and Reality by Volker Steinkraus, MD
History, Ethics and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD
October - December 2004 | Volume 10, # 4
You want to publish?: Pay first! by Almut Böer, MD, Betina Werner, MD, and Maryan Mikhail
Correspondence: The matter of publishing companies charging authors
Early manifestation of a talent: Felix Pinkus` (1868-1947) masterly drawings of nerve anatomy in his thesis by Norbert Haas, MD and Walter Pinkus
History: Juan Vucetich and his contribution to the identification of people by Richard Achenbach, MD and Christian Ferrufino
Philosophy: On the Nature of Thought Processes and Their Relationship to the Accumulation of Knowledge - Part III: The Concept of Truth by Cris Anderson, MD
History, Ethics, and Academe by A. Bernard Ackerman, MD
July -September 2004 | Volume 10, # 3
Psychodermatology—A helpful approach in chronic skin diseases by Alberto Lavieri, M.D., and Cecilia Daireaux
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge. Part II: The role of emotion, feeling, and consciousness by Cris Anderson, M.D.
Captain Ahab—A case for dermatologic diagnosis ? by Christoph Bendick, M.D.
Question to colleagues: Censorship in medical publishing. by Giovanni Borroni, M.D., Mark A. Hurt, M.D., David Eedy, M.D., Ricardo Achenbach, M.D., Ales Ryska, M.D., et al.
April - June 2004 | Volume 10, # 2
History: Dres Fox and Fordyce—A biographical note by Almut Böer, M.D.
Terminology: How to define inflammatory disease by Zuzana Belisova, M.D.
History: Conceptions and enigmas in Felix von Baerensprung’s Contributions to the Anatomy ad Pathology of the Skin (1848) by Norbert Haas, M.D. and Keith Haswell
History: Physicians who resisted. Antonin Fingerland, M.D., DSc. by Ivo Steiner M.D., PhD. and Ales Ryska, M.D., PhD.
Philosophy: On the nature of thought processes and their relationship to the accumulation of knowledge. Part I: the basics by Cris Anderson, M.D.
January - March 2004 | Volume 10, # 1
A Brief History of Dermatitis Herpetiformis: T.C. Gilchrist’s Early Description (1895) of Dermatitis Herpetiformis Histopathology: The Importance of Being Famous and of Having Good Relationships If You Want Your Opinion Considered by Camilla Vassallo, M.D., Raffaello Cananzi, M.D., and Giovanni Borroni, M.D.
History beyond Dermatology: A Time for Healing by Norbert Haas, M.D.
Book Reviews: Ackerman’s Resolving Quandaries in Dermatology, Pathology, & Dermatopathology, Second Volume, by Ackerman AB, Mones JM, with assistance of Petronic-Rosic V. New York: Ardor Scribendi, 2001, 441 pages by Mark A. Hurt, M.D., Heinz H. Kutzner, M.D., Timothy H. McCalmont, M.D.; response by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
October - December 2003 | Volume 9, # 4
Sociology—Culture As an Impetus to Disease: Traction alopecia in African women and in descendants of them: A critique in historical perspective by Christina Charissi, M.D. and A.Bernard Ackerman M.D.
Philosophy: Uncertainty and the implications of it by Cris Anderson, M.D.
History: Corps ronds" and "grains" from 1889 to 2002 by Gürkan Kaya, M.D. and A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
History: Pigmented lesion clinics and the "epidemic" of melanoma by Kent Friedman, M.D.
History: Graves of Jewish dermatologists in Berlin by Klaus Harnack, M.D. and Norbert Haas, M.D.
July - September 2003 | Volume 9, # 3
Correspondence: A follow-up to a follow -up of "Bigots beware" by Alexandra Lebovits and Dr. Edward Nikicicz
April - June 2003 | Volume 9, # 2
Beyond Dermatopathology: Some reflections on the editorial subtitled, "Bigots beware" by Alexandra Lebovits, Cris Anderson, and A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
Avant Garde Idea: Occlusive bandages applied by Brocq and Jacquet in 1891 elucidate the nature of neurodermatitis (including atopic dermatitis) by Michael Kornberg
Centennial of a Confounding Concept: Lost in fog—Brocq's concept of parapsoriasis after 100 years by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
January - March 2003 | Volume 9, # 1
Follow Up: "Doctors Will Not Save the World" by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
October - December 2002 | Volume 8, # 4
History, Biography, and Lessons from Them: Mucha-Habermann disease: How that eponymic designation came to be by Almut Böer, M.D. and Mirjana Ziemer, M.D.
Illumination Through History: Criteria for diagnosis of melanoma histopathologically in historical perspective by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
Another Follow-up to Professors in the Courtroom: Fitzpatrick's Recent Deposition and a Critique of It by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (TB Fitzpatrick, A Trial in Philadelphia)
Another Follow-up to Professors in the Courtroom: A letter to the editor of the Archives of Dermatology by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (C Lambert, A Trial in Philadelphia)
Truthful Testimony or Not?: Excerpts from the deposition of Michael Lee, M.D., a defendant, of Milton R. Okun, M.D., an expert witness for the plaintiffs, William Weston, M.D., a defendant, and Mark Wick, M.D., an expert witness for the defense, all taken in 2002 by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
Medical-Legal by Geoffrey J. Gottlieb, M.D.
July - September 2002 | Volume 8, # 3
A Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Correspondence with state boards of medical examiners of Massachusetts and of Pennsylvania—Refusal by them to take action by Russell M. Pelton, J.D., and A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (TB Fitzpatrick, D Guerry IV)
Proposal: Should the International Society of Dermatopathology adopt a professional conduct program similar to that of the American Association of Neurological Surgeons? by Russell M. Pelton, J.D.
Ethics: A follow-up to Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (AM Kligman)
Reminiscence with Sadness: The generation lost forever by Eleasar J. Feuerman, M.D.
July 1–5, 2002: Nationality, internationality, and the 20th World Congress of Dermatology in Paris, France by Jean Revuz, M.D., Jean Paul Ortonne, M.D., Louis Dubertret, M.D., Michel Le Maître, M.D., and A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
April - June 2002 | Volume 8, # 2
History: 150 Years of cell division by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
History: On the influence of solar rays on the skin by Robert L. Bowles, M.D., FRCP
Medical-Legal: The behavior of physicians in the courtroom: Just human? by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
Appreciating Cultural Differences in Therapy: Coin rubbing and cupping: Two practices in Cambodian folk medicine that employ the skin but transcend it by Christoph Bendick, M.D. and Seilavath Ros, M.D.
October - December 2001 | Volume 7, # 4
History: My lost professors of medicine in Lvov: Remembrance of early victims of the Nazis by Eleasar J. Feuerman, M.D.; translated from the Polish by Laurence Weinbaum
A Trial in Philadelphia: A follow-up to "Professors in the courtroom" by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (D Guerry IV, C Lambert, TB Fitzpatrick)
April - June 2001 | Volume 7, # 2
History: Publishing medical books, then and now: reminiscences of Lea & Febiger by R. Kenneth Bussy
A Trial in Philadelphia: Professors in the courtroom by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (D Guerry IV, C Lambert, TB Fitzpatrick)
October - December 2000 | Volume 6, # 4
Social Conscience: A tale of Propecia and of matters that transcend it! by Sherman Frankel, Ph.D.
Moratorium: The death of medicine even in America by Charles Moore, M.D.
July - September 2000 | Volume 6, # 3
Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Holmesburg Prison, Philadelphia, September 1966–June 1967: Acknowledgment of error and regret by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D. (AM Kligman)
Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: On the practice of silence in the medical profession by Allen M. Hornblum (AM Kligman)
Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: The ethical issues of the Holmesburg studies have been addressed by Richard L. Tannen, M.D. (AM Kligman)
Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Ethical accusations: the loss of common sense by John R. Stanley, M.D. (AM Kligman)
Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Failure to appreciate the validity of accusations about violations of ethics by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
Holmesburg Prison in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Back to the Middle Ages? by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D. (AM Kligman)
The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Caveat Doctore! by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: What is the prognosis? by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Implication for prognosis of "vascular invasion" by neoplastic cells of a primary melanoma by Michael Emberger, M.D. (D Guerry IV, C Lambert, TB Fitzpatrick)
The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Comment by Peter C. Kopff, Esq.
The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Medical/Legal by Geoffrey J. Gottlieb, M.D.
The Trial in Philadelphia and Matters That Transcend It: Mythology and numerology in the sphere of melanoma by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
Ethics: Fraud, parafraud, and treatment of them by Harold Hillman, M.B., B.Sc., M.R.C.S., Ph.D.
April - June 2000 | Volume 6, # 2
Sensibilities: Just the opportunity to say "good-bye" by Azita Davis, M.D.
History: Darier and the French contribution to dermatopathology by Jean Civatte, M.D.
January - March 2000 | Volume 6, # 1
Ethics: History of German speaking dermatology: An introduction to a symposium by Otto Braun-Falco, M.D.
Revisit: Brocq's concept of parapsoriasis: Excerpts from the "classic" article translated from the French by Anastasia Papakonstantinou, M.D. and A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
History: The influence of the Vienna school on dermatopathology by Karl Holubar, M.D., FRCP
October - December 1999 | Volume 5, # 4
Innovation Remembered: The 120th anniversary of biopsy by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
Ethics: The abuse of man: Dubious human experiments in dermatology by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
July - September 1999 | Volume 5, # 3
Ethics: Ethical implications of cosmetic surgery for aging by Eileen W. Ringel, M.D.
April - June 1999 | Volume 5, # 2
Ethics: Murder or mercy: A matter of conscience. Part II, Dies iustitiae (Day of justice) by Noreen Walsh, FRCP(C), FRCPATH
January - March 1999 | Volume 5, # 1
Ethics: Have the lessons of Munich been lost on American physicians? by Robert M. Hurwitz, M.D.
Memory: To keep the memory alive—expulsion of Jewish doctors from hospitals in Hamburg, Germany by Wilhelm Meigel, M.D.
July - September 1998 | Volume 4, # 3
Ethics: Murder or mercy: A matter of conscience part I, dies irae, dies illa (that day, the day of wrath) by Noreen Walsh, M.D.
History: Epidemic ergotism, St. Anthony's fire, and Jewish mysticism by Sharon Packer, M.D., and Warren Dotz, M.D.
January - March 1998 | Volume 4, # 1
Lessons from Sydney: Frontiers in dermatology: our legacy for the next millennium; Looking forward—looking back by Lorenzo Cerroni, M.D., Response by Irwin M. Freedberg, M.D.; Justice Michael Kirby
Consensus and agreement by Jean Hugues Oddou, M.D. and Lorenzo Cerroni, M.D.
July - September 1997 | Volume 3, # 3
History: Excision of melanoma in historical perspective: triumph of irrationality for nearly a century by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
April - June 1997 | Volume 3, # 2
Mythology: Origin of melanocytes from keratinocytes: Implications of propagation for more than a century of a misconception by Daniela Massi, M.D. and A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
History: Circumscribed precancerous melanosis of Dubreuilh by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
Ethics: Doctors under the Nazi regime—who is guilty? Bavaria’s public prosecutors are challenged by Till Bastian, Translated By Karl A. Neimeier, M.D.
Dr. Sewering’s Nazi Past by Wilhelm Meigel, M.D.
The Importance of Exposing Sewering by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
This Is What I Think!: Medicine for me is more than making moolah by John Altshuler, M.D.
Politics: The people’s choice: democracy Academy-style by A. Bernard Ackerman, M.D.
October - December 1995 | Volume 1, # 4
Lessons of History: Dermatology and Dermatopathology Under the Swastika. Part IV. Cooperation with the Nazis by Wolfgang Weyers
July - September 1995 | Volume 1, # 3
Lessons of History: Dermatology and Dermatopathology Under the Swastika Part III: New Manners, Morals, and Subjects in Medicine by Wolfgang Weyers, M.D.
April - June 1995 | Volume 1, # 2
Lessons of History: Dermatology and Dermatopathology Under the Swastika by Wolfgang Weyers, MD
January - March 1995 | Volume 1, # 1
Don’t Swallow it, Say it!: I Hate Graffiti by A.Bernard Ackerman, MD
  
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