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S12C1-GRANULOMATOUS DISEASE
SECTION 12
Chapter 1 (HOME)
Richard J. Reed, M.D., New Orleans, LA
You are at Section 12, Chapter 1. The conventions are the same as those for each of the other sections with the exception of appropriate modifications in Section 14 (in Section 14
there are only two tiers; tier two of Section 14 is devoted to clinical photographs). The navigation bars to the left in the MASTERBORDER are in two clusters with three additional clusters at the end of each page
(chapter). The clusters are color coded: blue for first cluster (a first level cluster providing access to the first
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Granulomatous disorders
A discussion of many examples of granulomatous dermatitis will be found in CHAPTER 11 (Infectious Diseases). The discussion in
this section deals with general aspects of granulomatous disease and with examples of non-infectious, granulomatous disorders.
The next chapter in sequence provides an IMAGE MAP and a SECTION MAP (S12C-image
map).
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