Walter Brown Shelley and John Thorne Crissey

Reviews of the first edition:"The authors have been successful in presenting the background of dermatologic literature in a highly entertaining and informative fashion. The volume is recommended for anyone interested in dermatology."- Southern Medical Journal"This delightful book will please all interested in the history of medicine and in the eponymous figures of dermatology."- The Lancet"… This volume is truly one of the classics of the dermatology literature. … Shelley had a brilliant mind, which would later make him one of the most respected professors in dermatology. … Nicely illustrated with drawings and photographs of many of the disorders. … Although this book is 650 pages long, I could hardly put it down. It is a tribute to Drs Shelley and Crissey and their incredible energy in assembling a 50th anniversary addition. 'Classics in Dermatology With Biological Sketches' belongs on the bookshelf of every serious dermatologist."- William P. Coleman III, M.D., JAMA, Vol. 292, no. 4, July 28, 2004

• Introduction. Part I: Early Workers. Part II:The Middle Period. Part III: A Golden Age. Part IV: More Recent Observations Part V: The Last Fifty Years. Index.

Walter Brown Shelley and John Thorne Crissey

Reviews of the first edition:"The authors have been successful in presenting the background of dermatologic literature in a highly entertaining and informative fashion. The volume is recommended for anyone interested in dermatology."- Southern Medical Journal"This delightful book will please all interested in the history of medicine and in the eponymous figures of dermatology."- The Lancet"… This volume is truly one of the classics of the dermatology literature. … Shelley had a brilliant mind, which would later make him one of the most respected professors in dermatology. … Nicely illustrated with drawings and photographs of many of the disorders. … Although this book is 650 pages long, I could hardly put it down. It is a tribute to Drs Shelley and Crissey and their incredible energy in assembling a 50th anniversary addition. 'Classics in Dermatology With Biological Sketches' belongs on the bookshelf of every serious dermatologist."- William P. Coleman III, M.D., JAMA, Vol. 292, no. 4, July 28, 2004

• Introduction. Part I: Early Workers. Part II:The Middle Period. Part III: A Golden Age. Part IV: More Recent Observations Part V: The Last Fifty Years. Index.

Walter Brown Shelley and John Thorne Crissey

Reviews of the first edition:"The authors have been successful in presenting the background of dermatologic literature in a highly entertaining and informative fashion. The volume is recommended for anyone interested in dermatology."- Southern Medical Journal"This delightful book will please all interested in the history of medicine and in the eponymous figures of dermatology."- The Lancet"… This volume is truly one of the classics of the dermatology literature. … Shelley had a brilliant mind, which would later make him one of the most respected professors in dermatology. … Nicely illustrated with drawings and photographs of many of the disorders. … Although this book is 650 pages long, I could hardly put it down. It is a tribute to Drs Shelley and Crissey and their incredible energy in assembling a 50th anniversary addition. 'Classics in Dermatology With Biological Sketches' belongs on the bookshelf of every serious dermatologist."- William P. Coleman III, M.D., JAMA, Vol. 292, no. 4, July 28, 2004

• Introduction. Part I: Early Workers. Part II:The Middle Period. Part III: A Golden Age. Part IV: More Recent Observations Part V: The Last Fifty Years. Index.