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• JADASSOHN, JOSEF — (1863–1936), German dermatologist. Jadassohn, who was born at Liegnitz, studied at Breslau and was professor and director of the dermatological clinic at the University of Berne, Switzerland, from 1896. From 1917 until his retirement in 1931 he… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Jadassohn — Josef, German dermatologist in Switzerland, 1863–1936; introduced the patch test for contact dermatitis. See J. nevus, Borst J. type intraepidermal epithelioma, J. Pellizzari anetoderma, Franceschetti J. syndrome, J. Lewandowski syndrome …   Medical dictionary

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