Case for Diagnosis: ? Lichenoid Salvarsan Exanthem.

A Case of Lymphadenoma Treated with Salvarsan

is so rare to get even temporary benefit from any medication cases of lymphadenoma when they are once fully established, that we have thought it worth while to put this case on record. The patient, J. L., was a bank clerk of 24 years of age. There was no point of importance in his family or previous history, except that three years before the onset his tonsils had been removed. ^ October 1909 t...

Salvarsan Poisoning

a spectacular nature as to impress one with its specificity, but in very few cases indeed could such a belief be continued for any length of time. I have noticed that in the majority of cases, either repeated and refractory recurrences have followed, dashing to the ground the fervent hopes of the most optimistic experimenter, or such disastrous consequences have resulted which might well make t...

Unilateral Laterothoracic Exanthem in a Pregnant Woman - Case Report

Unilateral laterothoracic exanthem (ULE) (also termed asymmetric periflexural exanthem of childhood APEC) has been linked to viral infection, in particular parvovirus B-19, citomegalovirus and Ebstein Barr virus. Its prevalence is higher during spring and winter, most published reports involve white people. The diagnosis is clinical, the virusological tests, in most of the cases, are negative. ...

A Salvarsan Series

An Apparently Undescribed Infectious Exanthem *

During the past few years, patients with an unidentified acute febrile illness have appeared on the wards of the New Haven Hospital. They present similar signs and symptoms. We have been unable to recognize this syndrome as that of any of the known infectious diseases. We believe that it may be a new disease and we are taking this opportunity to report eleven cases seen in the past five years, ...