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SHERWELL. — Report of a case of congenital dermatitis herpetiformis and almost complete absence of finger and toe nails (Journ. of Amer. med. Assoc., 1899, p. 51).

*SicHEL.— Epidermolysis bullosa (Brit. Journ. of dermat., 1905, p. 207).

*Smirx (Lee) and BRowN. — Epidermolysis bullosa hereditaria with reports of the first case of the disease in the negro race and notes on the blood and vesicl cells (Maryland med. Journ., 1901, p. 141).

STAINER.—Epidermolysis bullosa (Brit.Journ. of dermat., 1905, p.473).

STELWAGEN. — À case Of epidermolysis bullosa with atrophy (Transaclions of the VI® internal. dermal. Congress, New-York, 1908, VOL MD 339):

*STELZLE. — Ueber epidermolysis bullosa. Inaugural Dissertat., Münich, 1900.

SwoBODA. — Dystrophische Form der epidermolysis bullosa (Wiener Klin. Wochens., 1906, p. 883).

*Tôrôk.— Epidermolysis bullosa hereditaria (Archiv. für Dermat. und Syph., 1899, t. XLVII, p. 402).

TSCHERNOGUBOW. — Epidermolysis bullosa hereditaria (Soc. dermat., Moscou, octobre 1908).

ULLMANN. — Epidermolysis congenita (Archiv. für Dermat. und

Syph, AOC ATX NII p.493):

— Typische epidermolysis bullosa(Wiener Klin.Wochens., 1906, p.883).

*VALENTIN. — Ueber hereditäre Dermatitis bullosa et hereditäres akutus œdem (Berlin. Klin. Wochens., 9 mars 1885).

— Zur Kasuistik der Epidermolysis bullosa hereditaria (Archiv für Dermat. und Syph., 1906, t. LXXVIII, p. 87).

Van DER Hoop. — Epidermolyÿsis hereditaria (Nederlansche Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde, 1907, n° ‘7; p. 517).

*VARGA.— Ein Fall von Epidermolysis bullosa hereditaria (Archiv. für Dermat. und Syph., 1898, t. XLVI, p. 137).

*VipaL, — Lésions trophiques d’origine congénitale à marche progressive (Ann. de dermat., 1889, p. 577).

VorsiN et HARVIER. — Epidermolyse bulleuse congénitale (Soc. de Pédiatrie, 19 mai 1908).

*WENDE. — Epidermolysis bullosa hereditaria (Journ. of cutan. and

genito urin. diseases, 1902, p. 537).

— An unusual case of epiderm. bullosa hereditaria (id., 1903, p. 39).

— Epidermolysis bullosa hereditaria associated with congenital alopecia and atrophy of the fingers ends (id., 1904., p. 14).

Wicneim. — Eine seltene complication eines Blasenauschlages der Haut (Wiener Klin. Rundschau, 1900, p. 6).

WiNKELRIED. — Case of epidermolysis bullosa in which was evidence of developpment of the condition (Brit. Journ. of dermat., 1907, p. 10).

Zansser. — Kind mit Epidermolysis bullosa (Dermat. Zeitschrife, 1908, p. 701).

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