A comparison of the interaction of an acridine dye and a triphenylmethane dye with deoxyribonucleic acid.
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We report a case of presumed cryptococcal endophthalmitis that occurred in a patient with severe disseminated cryptococcosis and AIDS. Multiple small, spherical lesions appeared bilaterally on the surface of the retina 2 weeks after cryptococcal meningitis was diagnosed; the lesions were associated with multiple blind spots, blurred vision, and the perception of flaring of light. Over the next week, many more lesions with adjacent hemorrhages appeared. Therapy with itraconazole over the next 3 months resulted in complete resolution of the lesions. Cryptococcal endophthalmitis is a rare disease. Fewer than 20 cases, including five in patients with AIDS, have previously been reported. None of these patients regained normal vision.
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Data from 100 Chinese, 50 Malay, and 50 Indian adults resident in 1980 in the greater urban area of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, indicate a heavy use of cigarettes among males of all ethnic groups, light use among female Chinese, and none among female Malay and Indian. Consumption of other tobacco products was important only among Indian males; chewing betal quid among Indian males and also among Malay and Indian females. Alcohol use is increasing among both sexes and all ethnic groups, but Chinese and Indian groups use alcoholic drinks more frequently and in larger quantity than Malay. Beer and liquor are the most common drinks.
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