OCULAR RHINOSPORIDIOSIS SIMULATING A TUMOUR

Case Report Ocular rhinosporidiosis: a case report from Delhi

Rhinosporidiosis caused by Rhinosporidium seeberii, a protistal microorganism, is endemic in several parts of India. Infection involves mucous membranes of the nose and paranasal sinuses and usually manifests as vascular friable polyps. A few cases of rhinosporidoisis have been reported from Delhi, in patients who were migrants from other states. The present case constitutes the first report of...

Tumour Simulating Spina Bifida

The patient enjoyed excellent health from his childhood up to the age of 21, when he felt a peculiar sensation of heat and burning over his waist. On rubbing his finger over the part, he felt the skin a little raised. The pain and the swelling lasted for a fortnight or so when it was cured by a hakim of his place. Three months after the alleged cure, he noticed a fluctuating tumour about the si...

Ectopic Kidney Simulating Ovarian Tumour

Benign pleural lesions simulating tumour.

Without the aid of thoracotomy it is often difficult to establish a diagnosis in cases of tumour in the thorax. Certain forms of benign pleural changes are likely to be misinterpreted as intrapulmonary, and operation for suspected lung tumour may be carried out. In the cases described here, it was possible to establish the diagnosis without employing thoracotomy. As very little attention appear...

Rhinosporidiosis.

cutaneous junction of the right upper lid. The area of bulbar conjunctiva from which the previous polypus was rem-oved twelve months ago shows no activity and the cornea has remained clear. The photograph being enlarged just shows the yellowish-white specks in the substance of the polypus. I should be very grateful if any of your readers know of any local treatment besides excision, which will ...