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Rollin H. Stevens, M.D.

Arch Derm Syphilol. 1927;16(2):239-250.

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A CASE FOR DIAGNOSIS. Presented by DR. JAMIESON.

E. R., a married woman, aged 30, had noticed the appearance of three lesions within the previous seven months. In the right axilla there was a small lenticular, erythematous patch, flat and apparently undergoing involution; there were no subjective symptoms. Beneath the left breast was a similar lesion, apparently more recent, and there was another in the left posterior axillary line. The latter had been present for three or four months; it was a reddish, slightly elevated granulomatous nodule, with a definite border which was somewhat suggestive of epithelioma.

DISCUSSION

DR. SHAFFER: Histologically, there is an unusual infiltration of granulomatous appearance.

DR. PARKHURST: A few flat, violaceous papules scattered elsewhere are suggestive of lichen planus.

ULCERATING GUMMA OF THE SOLE OF THE FOOT. Presented by DR. SCHILLER and DR. SCHLEGELMILCH.

S. S., a girl, aged 18, unmarried, was said to have had . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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