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Identifier: britishjournalof35brit (find matches)
Title: The British journal of dermatology
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: British Association of Dermatology
Subjects: Dermatology Syphilis
Publisher: London H.K. Lewis (etc.)
Contributing Library: Gerstein - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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n months after apparent ciire), a tinyraised lump, which had remained, seemed to grow larger, and otherlumps appeared one by one ^ around the original scar. On June 9th, 1922, twelve months after the apparent cure of theoriginal Oriental sore, the nurse came before a Pension Board atCheltenham Terrace. The appearance then was as shown in Fig. 2. There weie about twenty-three small, very soft, discrete nodules ofa yellowish-brown, apple-jelly colour, which, when pinched upbetween finger and thumb, were quite impalpable and devoid ofinduration. Diascopy showed the yellow staining usually described LUPUS LEISHMANIASIS. X25 as characteristic for lupus vulgaris. The covering skin was thinbut normal, not ulcerated nor broken. A scar marked the siteof the original Oriental sore. The nodules were arranged roundthe scar but not in it. They spread nose-wards rather than ear-wards. There was no pigmentation, and no enlargement of thenearest lymphatic glands. Neither pain nor irritation were com-
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FiG. 1.—A typical case of dermal leishmaniasis (Oriental sore). plained of. A series of photographs was taken to record theprogress under treatment. Treatment.—The effect of treatment is shown when Fig. 2 iscompared with Fig. 3. This effect was produced in six weeks, andwould seem finally to negative the diagnosis of lupus vulgaris. Intravenous injections of antimony tartrate were commenced onJune 12th, 1922, and were given three times a week; the com-mencing dose was ^ gr,, incieasing by ^ gr. each injection until 2 gr»per dose were reached, and 2 gr. were continued until 30 gr. (total)had been griven. 126 LUPUS LEISHMANIASIS. Although the nodules as such had disappeared, and the niveau ofthe affected ai-ea was on a level with the surroundinor skin, there wasstill a dirty brownish-yellow staining where the nodules had been,and blue bodies were still found in the scraping, suggesting thatleishmania infection still was present. After the nurse had beenhome for six weeks she return

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  • booksubject:Syphilis
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