Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to A Ingber.
We are presenting a case of scar sarcoidosis showing no further skin manifestation of the disease except in a scar. This case is striking from several points of view: 1. There were no other acute alterations of the skin; 2. No connection with an eruptive acute condition could be traced out; 3. Signs of sarcoidosis appeared already in an early stage of the disease.
We reported two cases of subcorneal pustular dermatosis (Sneddon-Wilkinson disease) which developed several hours after performance of an echography. To the best of our knowledge, there are as yet no reports in the literature relating performance of echography with the appearance of this rare disease. The possible explanation of the relation between the dermatologic disorder and the performance of echography is discussed.
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A patient is described who developed a pyoderma-gangrenosum-like ulcer of the leg and acneiform eruption on the face following intake of carbromalhydroxyzine hydrochloride (Dormax). Serum levels of bromide were found to have risen to 105 mg%. There was a return to normal levels of serum bromide and regression of the skin lesions after one week of treatment with natrium chloride and erythromycin. The importance of increasing awareness of the potential hazards of bromide administration is stressed.
In a patient with subcorneal pustular dermatosis (SPD) the appearance of new pustular lesions characteristic of the disease was triggered by two episodes of drug eruption (induced by dapsone and quinidine sulphate respectively) and by the intra-dermal injection of the recall antigens Candida and streptokinase-streptodornase, performed for evaluation of delayed hypersensitivity. Both episodes of drug eruption were probably the result of an immediate-type hypersensitivity reaction towards the offending drugs, as indicated by positive mast cell degranulation tests.
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A 46 year old woman had suffered from Erythema anulare centrifugum Darier (EAC) since 20 years. During a rush of the erythema numerous seborrhoic keratoses appeared (Leser-Trélat sign/LTS). Clinical examination revealed a ductular carcinoma of the breast. During the last two years, both types of lesions increased although the tumor had been treated. In addition, the patient developed several basal cell epitheliomas at forehead and chest.
In two patients with exanthematical lichen planus large bullae occurred in preexisting papules during a severe rush of disease. The bullae were formed subepidermally but Ig G deposits were not found. So both patients suffered from lichen planus pemphigoides as primarily described, and not from bullous pemphigoid with lichen planus.
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Among 2203 nevus cell nevi, 1333 cases showed horny pseudocysts in the histological picture (60.5%). In 1234 out of 1674 cases (73.7%) horny pseudocysts occurred in intradermal nevi. In 332 cases of malignant melanoma, horny pseudocysts did not appear at all. We concluded that the horny pseudocyst if a common histological feature in cases of intradermal nevus but is at least extremely rare in malignant melanoma. Therefore the horny pseudocyst may play an important part as a histological guide for a benign lesion in cases of borderline nevus cell nevi with initial signs of malignant transformation.
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