Preface to the English
Edition.
THE process employed in the production of the illustrations in the following work is that known as CITOCHROMY, and is the invention of Dr. Albert of Munich. The reproduction of colors by this process is believed to be more perfect than by any other hitherto in use, and is obtained almost entirely by mechanical means apart from manual work. The great majority of the illustrations are taken from models in the Breslau Clinic, executed by Herr Kroner, and are reproduced by kind permission of Professor Neisser, to whom the inception of the work is mainly due, and to whom it is dedicated by his former pupil and assistant, professor Jacobi. Thanks are also due to Professors Lesser and C. Lassar of Berlin, Dr. Bayet of Brussels,
and Dr. Henning of Vienna, for permission to make use of models in their possession. Acknowledgement must also be made of the services rendered by the gentlemen who executed the various models utilised-viz., Herr Kroner of Breslau, Herr Kolbow and Herr Kasten of Berlin, Mons. Baretta and Mons. Tramond of Paris. A few of the models have also been made by Professor, Jacobi himself after the method devised by Mr. Cathcart of Edinburgh. The object of' the Atlas is not to illustrate the rarer forms of skin disease, but to furnish to medical men, teachers and students a handy and comprehensive series of illustrations of the skin affections most frequently met with in practice, in their various phases and at a reasonable price within the reach of all. As no attempt has been made to supplement the necessary systematic treatises on diseases of the skin, the tegt has been condensed to the greatest possible degree, without, however, omitting any of the essential facts.

J. J. P.
LONDON,
February, 1903.

NUMBERED LIST OF SUBJECTS FOR PART I.
I................Erythema multiforme, hand and wrist.
I ............... " " " " "
II............... " " papulatum.
II............... " " vesiculosum.
III.............. " nodosum.
III..............Purpura haemorrhagica.
IV..............Urticaria porcellanea.
V............... " confluens.
V............... " pigmentosa.
VI.............. " chronica infantum, (Strophulus).
VII.............Perniones, (Chilblains).
VII.............Morbus Raynaud.
VIII............Lupus erythematosus, face.
VII.............. " " ear.
IX................ " " hand.
IX................ " " scalp.
X................. Lupus vulgaris, face.
X.................. " " cornu cutaneum.
XI................. " " hypertrophicus.
XI................. " " hands.
XII................ " " with epithelioma.
XII................ " " face.
XIII............... " " serpiginosus.
XIV............... " " with elephantiasis.
XIV............... " " with mutilation.
XV................. " " verrucosus.
XV.................Verruca necrogenica.
XVI................Lichen scrophulosorum
XVI................Erythema induratum (Bazin.)
XVII...............Lepra tuberosa, face.
XVII............... " " hand.
XVIII.............Lepra, (pertorating ulcer).
XVIII............. " anaesthetica.
XIX................Ringworm (large spored, Trichophytosis), arm.
XIX................ " hand.
XX................. " (small spored, Mikrosporosis).
XX................. " Kerion Celsi.
XX................. " nails.
XXI................ " neck.
XXI................ " beard (Sycosis).
XXII............... Pityriasis rosea.
XXII............... Erythrasma.
XXIII.............. Pityriasis versicolor.
XXIV.............. Favus scutularis.
XXIV............... " herpetiformis.

NUMBERED LIST OF SUBJECTS FOR PART II.

XXV..................Psoriasis vulgaris, guttata.
XXV................. " " arm.
XXVI................ " gyrata et serpiginosa.
XXVII............... " vulgaris, nails.
XXVII............... " " rupioides.
XXVIII.............. " " penis.
XXVIII.............. " " hand.
XXIX................. Lichen planus, arm.
XXIX................. " " atrophicus.
XXX................... " " annularis.
XXX................... " " verrucosus.
XXXI.................. " " tongue.
XXXI.................. Leukoplakia, mucous membrane of the mouth.
XXXII................. Lichen chronicus (Vidal).
XXXII................. Pityriasis rubra pilaris.
XXXIII................ Lichen pilaris.
XXXIII................ Ichthyosis.
XXXIV.................Prurigo, arm.
XXXIV................. " leg.
XXXV..................Variola.
XXXV..................Discrete small-pox.
XXXV..................Confluent small-pox.
XXXV..................Haemorrhagic small-pox
XXXV..................Variola modified by vaccination.
XXXV..................Vaccinia.
XXXV..................Varicella in an adult.
XXXVI................. " in a child.
XXXVII................ Measles.
XXXVII................ Scarlatina.
XXXVIII............... Anthrax.
XXXVIII................Actinomycosis.
XXXIX..................Herpes progenitalis.
XXXIX................... " labialis.
XL.......................... " zoster.
XLI......................... " gangraenosus.
XLI......................... Dysidrosis.
XLII.........................Pemphigus vegetans.
XLII......................... " vulgaris.

NUMERICAL LIST OF SUBJECTS FOR PART III. :

XLIII......................... Pemphigus neonatorum.
XLIII......................... Dermatitis herpetiformis (Duhring).
XLIV......................... Acne vulgaris faciei.
XLIV......................... Acne, comedones dorsi
XLV......................... Sycosis. Folliculitis barbae.
XLV......................... Acne varioliformis. Acne necrotica.
XLVI......................... Acne rosacea.
XLVI......................... Rhinophyma.
XLVII......................... Toxicodermia ex usu Bromi.
XLVII......................... Toxicodermia ex usu Iodi.
XLVIII........................ Toxicodermia ex usu Arsenii (Hyperkeratosis palmaris). ·
XLVIII........................ Toxicodermia ex usu Antipyrini.
XLIX......................... .Toxicodermia ex usu Balsami Copaivae.
L......................... Sclerodermia circumscripta frontis.
L......................... Sclerodermia circumscripta brachii.
L......................... Vitiligo, (Leucodermia).
LI......................... Chloasma. Melanodermia uterina.
LII......................... Naevus papillaris pigmentosus.
LIII......................... Naevus vascularis, (Teleangiectodes).
LIII......................... Naevus linearis.
LIV......................... Verrucae seniles et cavernomata senilia.
LV......................... Verrucae planae volae manus. Warts.
LV......................... Papillomata. Condylomata acuminata.
LVI......................... Mollusca fibromata.
LVI......................... Atheroma multiplex scroti, (Cystes sebaceae).
LVII......................... Mollusca contagiosa faciei.
LVII......................... Keloid.
LVIII......................... Xanthoma.
LVIII......................... Xeroderma pigmentosum.
LIX......................... Morbus Paget (mammillae).
LIX......................... Ulcus rodens.
LX......................... Sarcoma cutis.
LXI......................... Sarcoma idiopathicum multiplex haemorrhagicum.
LXI......................... Mycosis fungoides.
LXII......................... Eczema acutum cum pigmentatione.
LXII......................... Eczema folliculare.
LXIII......................... Eczema squamosum chronicum (unguium).
LXIII......................... Eczema chronicum volae manus corneum.
LXIV......................... Eczema madidans (rubrum).
LXV......................... Eczema orbiculare oris.
LXV......................... Eczema e professione.
LXVI......................... Eczema chronicum infantum (Crusta lactea).
LXVI......................... Eczema seborrhoicum (Unna).
LXVII......................... Eczema seborrhoicum corporis, sterni (Lichen circumscriptus, Willan).
LXVIII......................... Ecthyma gangraenosum et ulcerans.
LXIX......................... Impetigo contagiosa. .
LXIX......................... Scabies manus.
LXX. ......................... Scabies pustulosa manus.
LXX......................... Scabies penis.
LXXI......................... Melanodermia e pediculis vestimentorum.
LXXI......................... Maculae caeruleae ; Phthiriasis pubis.
LXXII......................... Alopecia areata.

ALPHABETICAL LIST OF SUBJECTS FOR PART IV.

LXXII......................... Alopecia Syphilitic
LXXIX......................... Condylomata lata
LXXX. ......................... Leucoderma syphiliticum
LXXXI......................... Syphilis framboesiformis
LXXXIII......................... Syphilis gummosa linguae
LXXXIII........................ Syphilis gummosa nasi
LXXXV........................Syphilis hereditaria (Pemphigus syphiliticus)
LXXXV........................Syphilis hereditaria (Ossium nasi)
LXXX........................Syphilis lichenoides
LXXV........................ Syphilis maculosa (Roseola) .
LXXVI........................Syphilis maculosa recidiva (Roseola recidiva)
LXXXI........................Syphilis maligna (Rupia syphilitica)
LXXVII........................Syphilis papulosa lenticularis
LXXVII........................Syphilis papulosa mucosae oris
LXXVIII........................Syphilis papulosa orbicularis...
LXXVIII........................Syphilis papulo-squamosa
LXXIX........................Syphilis pustulosa
LXXIII........................Syphilis (Sclerosis digiti)
LXXIV........................Syphilis (Sclerosis labii superioris)
LXXIII........................Syphilis (Sclerosis linguae)
LXXIII........................Syphilis (Sclerosis praeputii)
LXXXII........................Syphilis tertiaria
LXXIV........................Syphilis tertiaria volae manus
LXXXII........................Syphilis tubero-serpiginosa
LXXXIV........................Syphilis ulcero-serpiginosa montis veneris
LXXXVI........................Ulcera mollia. Bubonulus
LXXXVI........................Ulcus molle phagedaenicum (gangraenosum)

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