Television episodes
"Flashback" (Desperate Housewives)
"Flash Back" (The Flash)
"Flashback" (Star Trek: Voyager)
"Flashback" (Static Shock)
"Flashback: Mike and Glorias Wedding", two episodes of All in the Family
"Flashbacks" (South Park), or "City on the Edge of Forever"

Literature
Flashback (comics), a mutant character in Marvel Comics
Flashback, a 2011 novel by Dan Simmons
Flashback, a member of the Blood Syndicate in Milestone Comics
Flashback Media Group, a Swedish publishing group and Internet forum host
Flashbacks (book), a 1983 autobiography by Timothy Leary

Music
Flashback Records (disambiguation)

Albums
Flashback (Darin album) or the title song, 2008
Flashback (Don Friedman album) or the title song, 1963
Flashback (Electric Light Orchestra album), 2000
Flashback (Ivy Queen album), 2005
Flashback (Joan Jett album), 1993
Flashback (Pernilla Wahlgren album) or the title song, 1989
Flashback (single album), by After School, or the title song, 2012
Flashback: The Best of 38 Special, 1987
Flashback!
These injections are typically reserved for refractory cases of pitted keratolysis that have failed to respond to environmental modifications and antibiotics due to the high cost and pain associated with botulinum toxin injections.Pitted keratolysis can be reduced and eventually stopped by regularly applying a liberal amount of antiperspirant body powder to the inside of the shoes and socks of the affected person. Regular powder application will greatly reduce foot perspiration and keep the plantar surface of the foot dry therefore creating an environment hostile to the Corynebacterium. Epidemiology
Pitted keratolysis occurs worldwide and in various climates. The infection is more common in people who live in tropical climates and walk barefoot, and those who spend a lot of time wearing occlusive footwear (e.g., tight shoes, rubber boots), such as in the military where wet shoes are worn for a prolonged period of time without removing and proper hygiene. History
Pitted keratolysis was first named keratoma plantare sulcatum. See also
List of cutaneous conditions

References


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