rash on the upper part of the chest and one day later he developed a general# rash which continued to erupt for two to three days. He was admitted to the Br# Royal Infirmary. Examination showed typical herpes zoster with some gangrefl0' areas in the third and fourth thoracic dermatomes on the upper chest running roU* to the back; also a widespread eruption consisting of vesicles, many with haem...

A survey of bone metastases in 132 children presenting with renal tumours has been carried out using material from the Manchester (England) Children's Tumour Registry during the period 1954 to 1976. Seven such cases were found. Only one of the 117 Wilms' tumours developed bone metastases. The remainder included carcinoma (1/4), 'bone metastasising renal tumour of childhood' (2/3), atypical tumo...