0 the quality that skin has when there are small, hard, dry areas where small pieces may fall off: --
The scaliness is, as a rule, scanty.
There was a suggestion of scaliness about it, as if the owner had dwelt long under conditions almost antithetical to those conditions under which human life ordinarily thrives.
In addition, there is slight scaliness.
More or less scaliness is usually present in the confluent patches and on the palms and soles; in these latter regions the papules are rarely seen.
This minute animal burrows in the skin, irritating it, and thus producing the scaliness and itching.
If upon the face, in addition to the scaliness, the sebaceous ducts are usually seen to be enlarged and filled with sebaceous matter.
There is slight scaliness, always insignificant and furfuraceous in character, and at times, except upon close inspection, scarcely perceptible.
This disease is characterized by a profuse scaliness of the skin, by an eruption of pimples, vesicles, and, in rare instances, of pustules.
