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| Jaundice, an Early Clinical Manifestation of Secondary Syphilis
G Borroni
November-December 1980, 46(6):356-358Hepatitis is an uncommon manifestation of early acquired syphilis. A case of secondary syphilis presenting with jaundice and papular eruption is reported. The icterus was slight and responded romptly to penicillin therapy, transaminase levels were moderately increased. Alkaline phosphatase was elevated. Jaundice was due to an inc of both conjugated and unconjugated bilirubin; serological reactions for syphilis were positive. |
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| Trigeminal Trophic Syndrome Following Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus
Bhushan Kumar, K Radhakrishnan
November-December 1980, 46(6):368-370A case of trigeminal trophic syndrome presenting with painless ulceration of the scalp following herpes zoster ophthalmicus is presented. The pathogenesis of neurotrophic changes in the trigeminal territory is reviewed. |
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| Leptosphaeria Senegalensis Causing Mycetoma Pedis in Madras
VV Taralakshmi, VV Pankajalakshmi, CN Pandurangan
November-December 1980, 46(6):364-367Two cases of eumycetoma pedis caused by Leptosphaeria senegalensis in Twnilians are reported. Both presented with swelling of the foot and multiple sinuses discharging serosanguinous material which contained black granules. In the first case, the specific diagnosis was made by histopathology and isolation of, L. senegalensis. In the other, the eristic granules were tissue section. |
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| Secondary Syphilis: a Histopathological Study
RK Basumatary, Ratan Singh
November-December 1980, 46(6):341-345The histopathological patterns were studied in 44 biopsies from 31 cases of secondary syphilis. The classical picture of syphilis was observed in majority of the cases, but it was lacking or inconspicuous in 22.72% cases. Granulomatous reaction was observed in 15.9% cases during early stage of the disease. Epidermal changes like hyporkeratosis, parakeratosis, exocytosis, spongiosis and acanthosis were frequently seen. Keratotic plugging was observed in 11.36%, hypergranulosis in 2.27% cases and basal cell degeneration in 33.63% cases. |
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| Hendersonula Toruloidea Infection of Human Skin and Nails
SM Singh, AK Barde
November-December 1980, 46(6):350-355Four cases of skin and nail infection by Hendersonula toruloidea are described from India. Infections were confined to the feet which showed scaling and dystrophic nails. The presence of brown hyphae with knobbled swellings in the nail tissue and repeated isolation of H. toraloidea in pure culture are taken as evidence that this fungus was invading the tissues. |
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| Perforation of the Palate in Scleroma
NK Soni, P Chatterji
November-December 1980, 46(6):375-376A case of sclerotma with perforation of the palate is described. The patient presented a picture suggestive of syphilitic granuloma with perforation of the nasal septum and the palate. The diagnosis of scleroma was made on the basis of histopathology. The case was treated by surgical resection of the nasal mass and with antibiotics for a period of 3 months. The aetiopathogenesis of the clinical of the features in this case is discussed briefly in the light of available literature. |
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| Ellis-van Creveld Syndrome
A Mahakrishnan, S Velu, PI Pandian
November-December 1980, 46(6):377-380A 21 years old male with typical features of Ellis-Van Creveld Syndrome is presented for its rarity. This is the second living case being reported from India. |
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| Pyoderma Gangrenosum
RPC Naik, Sethi K Devi
November-December 1980, 46(6):371-374A case of pyoderma gangrenosu I m and ulcerative colitis is reported. The case shows that it is mandatory to control the bowel disease to achieve healing of skin lesions. |
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| Morphology of the Spleen White Pulp As an Indication of the Immunological State in Patients with Widespread Malignant Melanoma of the Skin
J Kari Syrjanen
November-December 1980, 46(6):614-614 Full text not available |
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| Localised Cutaneous Sporotrichosis of Face - a Case Report From India
Prem Singh, RC Sharma, ML Gupta
November-December 1980, 46(6):381-381A case of localized cutaneous sporottichosis of face has been reported. This is the first case of this type from India and the first of sporotrichosis reported from Himachal Pradesh.North India. |
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| Diurnalandseasonalvarutions in Longwave Ultraviolet Light Content of Sunlight Over the City of Bombay
PG Talwalker, RB Gadgil
November-December 1980, 46(6):349-349Sunlight is a good source of ultraviolet light. The intensity of ultraviolet content of sunlight shows marked diumal and seasonal variation. The maximum intensity is present around noon and in summer months. The higher the altitude, the higher is the intensity. |
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| Keratoacanthoma with Osteolysls
VR Mehta
November-December 1980, 46(6):360-363 |
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| Contact Dermatitis Due To Nickel Starting At the Age of One Year
JS Pasricha, Suresh Panjwani
November-December 1980, 46(6):359-359The case of child developing contact dermatitis due to nickel in the bangles at the age of one year is being reported. |
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