Sympathetic ophthalmitis with predominant posterior segment involvement

Serological Studies in Sympathetic Ophthalmitis.

Black-patch Psychosis with Sympathetic Ophthalmitis and Deafness

A case of sympathetic ophthalmia with sensory-neural deafness, who developed a 'black patch psychosis' following loss of vision and hearing, is described. Sympathetic ophthalmitis as a cause of this variety of delirium has not been described earlier.

On Meningeal Reactions in Sympathetic Ophthalmitis.

Sympathetic ophthalmitis of unusual onset; a further report.

IN 1948, we described a case under the above title. In December, 1945, the injured right eye developed an iridocyclitis of severe type and later had to be removed. In March, 1946, the left eye developed signs of papillitis and mild uveitis, mainly posterior, which after treatment resolved almost completely, and by June, 1946, vision was restored to 6/5. After three years we now have to report a...

Myeloma with predominant phalangeal involvement.

A case of plasma cell myeloma involving the middle phalanx of the ring finger is reported. This was a case of a non-secretory myeloma; however, monoclonal immunoglobulins were demonstrated by immunohistochemical studies. Plasma cell myeloma with phalangeal involvement is extremely rare: our literature search disclosed only two well-documented cases. Plasma cell myeloma may occur in the hand, so...