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Walter B. Shelley; E. Dorinda Shelley

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Walter B. Shelley and

E. Dorinda Shelley

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Walter B. Shelley: Affiliation:
Medical University of Ohio
E. Dorinda Shelley: Affiliation:
Medical University of Ohio

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Information: Consultations in Dermatology
Studies of Orphan and Unique Patients
, pp. 195 - 198

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9780511547393.066 [Opens in a new window]

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Print publication year: 2006

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Case #1 Shelley, W B, Hurley, H J Jr.: Localized chromidrosis. A survey. Arch Dermatol Syph 69:449–71, 1954Google Scholar PubMed

Case #2 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D, Talanin, N Y: Urticaria due to occupational exposure to glyceryl monothioglycolate permanent wave solution. Acta Derm Venereol 78:471–2, 1998CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #3 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Aquadynia: Noradrenergic pain induced by bathing and responsive to clonidine. JAAD 38:357–8, 1998CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #4 Shelley, W B, Rawnsley, H M: Aquagenic urticaria. Contact sensitivity reaction to water. JAMA 189:895–8>, 1964CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #5 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D, Talanin, N Y, Santoso-Pham, J: Estrogen Dermatitis. JAAD 32:25–31, 1995CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #6 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Uncombable hair syndrome: Observations on response to biotin and occurrence in siblings with ectodermal dysplasia. J Am Acad Dermatol 13:97–102, 1985CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #7 Shelley, E D, Shelley, W B, Kurczynski, T W: Painful Fingers, Heat Intolerance, and Telangiectases of the Ear: Easily Ignored Childhood Signs of Fabry Disease. Pediatr Dermatol 12:215–19, 1995CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #8 Unpublished

Case #9 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D, Burmeister, V: Argyria: The intradermal “photograph”: A manifestation of passive photosensitivity. J Am Acad Dermatol 16:211–16, 1987CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #10 Unpublished

Case #11 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D, Burmeister, V: Tattoos from insulin needles. Ann Intern Med 105:549–50, 1986CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #12 Kosarek, C A, Shelley, E D, Shelley, W B: Contact leukoderma secondary to perchloroethylene (tetrachloroethylene) in a spark plug factory. Am J Contact Dermatitis 2:242–4, 1991CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #13 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Nonpigmenting fixed drug eruption as a distinctive reaction pattern: Examples caused by sensitivity to pseudoephedrine hydrochloride and tetrahydrozoline. J Am Acad Dermatol 17:403–7, 1987CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #14 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Fixed drug eruption due to metronidazole. Cutis 39:393–4, 1987Google Scholar PubMed

Case #15 Shelley, W B, Pillsbury, D M: Fingertip hyperesthesia. Solitary sign of new occupational dermatosis due to silica hair curlers. JAMA 170:1779–81, 1959CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #16 Shelley, W B: Immediate sunburn-like reaction in a patient with formaldehyde photosensitivity. Arch Dermatol 118:117–18, 1982CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #17 Shelley, W B: Dermatitis artefacta induced in a patient by one of her multiple personalities. Br J Dermatol 105:587–90, 1981CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #18 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Adrenergic urticaria: A new form of stress-induced hives. Lancet II:1031–33, 1985CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #19 Shelley, E D, Shelley, W B: The fish odor syndrome: Trimethylaminuria. JAMA 251:253–5, 1984CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #20 Shelley, W B, Preucel, R W, Spoont, S S: Autoimmune progesterone dermatitis. Cure by oophorectomy. JAMA 190:35–8, 1964CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #21 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D, Welbourn, W C: Polypodium fern wreaths (Hagnaya). A new source of occupational mite dermatitis. JAMA 253:3137–8, 1985CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #22 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D, Ho, A K-S: Cholinergic urticaria. Acetylcholine receptor dependent, immediate type hypersensitivity reaction to copper. Lancet 1:843–6, 1983CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #23 Shelley, W B, Wood, M G: Unilateral wrinkles. Manifestation of unilateral elastic tissue defect. Arch Dermatol 110:775–8, 1974CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #24 Shelley, W B: Essential progressive telangiectasia. Successful treatment with tetracycline. JAMA 216:1343–4, 1971CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #25 Shelley, W B, Rawnsley, H M: Painful feet due to herniation of fat. JAMA 205:308–9, 1968CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #26 Papa, C M, Shelley, W B: Menthol hypersensitivity. Diagnostic basophil response in a patient with chronic urticaria, flushing, and headaches. JAMA 189:546–8, 1964CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #27 Shelley, W B: Herpes simplex virus as a cause of erythema multiforme. JAMA 201:153–6, 1967CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #28 Shelley, W B, Caro, W A: Cold erythema. A new hypersensitivity syndrome. JAMA 180:639–42, 1962CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #29 Shelley W B, Shelley E D: Keratosis pilaris. In Shelley, W B and Shelley, E D, Advanced Dermatologic Therapy II. W B Saunders, Philadelphia, pp. 602–5, 2001Google Scholar

Case #30 Shelley, E D, Shelley, W B, Talanin, N Y: The Mysterious Case of the Premenstrual Purple Chin. Cutis 60:147–9, 1997Google Scholar PubMed

Case #31 Shelley, W B: Urticaria of nine years' duration cleared following dental extraction. Arch Dermatol 100:324–5, 1969CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #32 Shelley, W B: Golf-course dermatitis due to thiram fungicide. Cross hazards of alcohol, disulfiram, and rubber. JAMA 188:415–7, 1964CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #33 Unpublished

Case #34 Shelley, W B: Herpetic arthritis associated with disseminate herpes simplex in a wrestler. Br J Dermatol 103:209–12, 1980CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #35 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Nicotinic-acid responsive photosensitivity. Lancet 2:576–576, 1984CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #36 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Chronic erythroderma induced by β-blocker (timolol maleate) eyedrops. JAAD 37:799–800, 1997CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #37 Shelley, W B: Erythema annulare centrifugum. A case due to hypersensitivity to blue cheese penicillium. Arch Dermatol 90:54–8, 1964CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #38 Shelley, W B, Hurley, H J Jr.: An unusual autoimmune syndrome. Erythema annulare centrifugum, generalized pigmentation and breast hypertrophy. Arch Dermatol 81:889–97, 1960CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #38a Shelley, W B: An unusual autoimmune syndrome. A follow-up with reference to breast hypertrophy, systemic lupus erythematosus and verrucae. Acta Derm Venereol 52:33–7, 1972Google Scholar PubMed

Case #39 Shelley, W B, Florence, R: Chronic urticaria due to mold hypersensitivity. A study in cross-sensitization and autoerythrocyte sensitization. Arch Dermatol 83:549–58, 1961CrossRef Google Scholar

Case #40 Unpublished

Case #41 Talanin, N Y, Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: IgE bullous disease. Clin Exper Dermatol 22:82–6, 1997CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #42 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Acyclovir therapy for angioedema and chronic urticaria. Cutis 59:185–8, 1997Google Scholar PubMed

Case #43 Unpublished

Case #44 Unpublished

Case #45 Unpublished

Case #46 Unpublished

Case #47 Unpublished

Case #48 Shelley, Ed, Shelley, W B: Chronic dermatitis simulating small-plaque parapsoriasis due to cyanoacrylate adhesive used on fingernails. JAMA 252:2455–6, 1984CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #49 Unpublished

Case #50 Unpublished

Case #51 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Photovignette: The abacus nodule (mobile encapsulated lipoma). J Geriatr Dermatol 3:A16, July/August, 1995Google Scholar

Case #52 Unpublished

Case #53 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: The smell of burnt toast: A case report. Cutis 65:225–6, 2000Google Scholar PubMed

Case #54 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Urinary tract infection as a cause of lichen planus: Metronidazole therapy. J Am Acad Dermatol 10:905–7, 1984CrossRef Google Scholar PubMed

Case #55 Unpublished

Case #56 Unpublished

Case #57 Unpublished

Case #58 Unpublished

Case #59 Unpublished

Case #60 Unpublished

Case #61 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D: Chronic factitial ulcer of chin cured by endodontic (root-canal) surgery for underlying periapical abscess. JAAD 40:802–4, 1999Google Scholar PubMed

Case #62 Shelley, W B, Shelley, E D, Talanin, N Y: Malignant Melanoma. Cutis 56:161–2, 1995Google Scholar PubMed

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