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Götze Lucas Kalsbeek Three years after Jansen’s death in 1977, Götze Lucas Kalsbeek (1927-1982) was appointed professor of dermatology in Utrecht. Earlier, Kalsbeek had identified together with Rudi Cormane, immunoglubulins in the skin of patients with lupus erythematosus.[4] Sadly, Kalsbeek died unexpectedly within 2 years of his appointment. Willem Anton van Vloten Willem Anton van Vloten (1941), was appointed in 1985. Having trained in Leiden, he was the first professor from outside Utrecht. Due to economic restraints, the department’s budget was repeatedly reduced, prompting a reorganisation of staff. The chairs of Berrens and van der Leun were lost and JEMH (Annelies) van Bronswijk, who had been appointed endowed professor in environmental hygiene in 1990, left for Eindhoven’s Technical University in 1995. The move of the University Hospital to a new building outside Utrecht’s city center in 1989 ushered in new management structures and centralizations. The department lost its laboratories, library and photography unit, leaving only a small research facility, and became subsumed under the Division of Internal Medicine and Dermatology. Van Vloten initiated a Utrecht-based working group on psychodermatology which after several years grew into a national working group, which is still currently active.[7,8] This led to the establishment of the Netherlands Society of Psychodermatology in 2006. 68 Lupus band in CDLE with granular IgG along the basal membrane. BWEADVSMGFINCORR:Opmaak 1 21-07-2014 17:40 Pagina 68