[Do viruses play a role in the etiology of keratoacanthoma?]

Zeitschrift Fur Hautkrankheiten

|November 15, 1985

Abstract:

We report on investigations concerning the role of viruses with regard to the etiology of keratoacanthoma. At present, there is no evidence for any involvement of viruses in this process.

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