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Nikolsky — Nikolsky, also spelled Nikolski (Russian: Никольский; masculine), or Nikolskaya (Никольская; feminine), is a Russian last name and name of other entities. Its neuter form is Nikolskoye (Никольское). People Alexander Nikolsky (1884–1953), Soviet… … Wikipedia
Nikolsky District, Vologda Oblast — Nikolsky District (English) Никольский район (Russian) … Wikipedia
Nikolsky's sign — is a clinical dermatological sign, named after the Russian physician Pyotr Nikolsky (1858–1940). The sign is positive when slight rubbing of the skin results in exfoliation of the outermost layer.[1][2][3] … Wikipedia
Nikolsky District, Penza Oblast — (English) … Wikipedia
Nikolsky Piotr, signo de — sintomat. Síntoma propio de algunas enfermedades de la piel, como el pénfigo, en el que se produce una separación de la capa superficial de la epidermis al ejercer una cierta presión sobre ella o frotarla con un simple dedo. La causa es una… … Diccionario médico
Nikolsky District — Location of Penza Oblast in Russia … Wikipedia
Nikolsky (inhabited locality) — For other uses, see Nikolsky. Nikolsky (Russian: Никольский; masculine), Nikolskaya (Никольская; feminine), or Nikolskoye (Никольское; neuter) is the name of several inhabited localities in Russia: Urban localities Nikolsky, Leningrad Oblast, an… … Wikipedia
Nikolsky (signe) — Signe de Nikolsky Le signe de Nikolsky est une observation dermatologique mise en évidence par le médecin russe Petr Nikolsky. Ce signe peut être observé en exerçant une pression tangentielle ou un frottement de la peau à la base d une lésion. Si … Wikipédia en Français
Nikolsky Market — Nikolskie ryady in 1903 during floods … Wikipedia
Nikolsky sign — Ni·kol·sky sign (nĭ kolґske) [Petr Vasilyevich Nikolsky, Russian dermatologist, 1858–1940] see under sign … Medical dictionary
Nikolsky sign — ready separation of the outer layer of the epidermis from the basal layer with sloughing of the skin produced by minor trauma such as a sliding or rubbing pressure on the skin; this may occur in pemphigus, certain hereditary blistering skin… … Medical dictionary
