Extensive ravages from lupus, with subsequent cicatrization, leaving but one small hole in the face which represents both mouth and nose, and with complete closure of the anterior nasal orifices
by Julian John Chisolm
Part of Archives of ophthalmology -- v. 9, no. 2.
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