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REPORT OF A CASE

STUART C. WAY, M.D.

Arch Derm Syphilol. 1936;34(4):605-611.

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Majocchi¹ in 1896, after having observed three cases of a similar condition, described an unusual disease of the skin, characterized by the presence of minute telangiectatic puncta, which form various-sized annular lesions that disappear in the course of time, with or without atrophy.

In 1915 MacKee² completely reviewed the literature and at the same time reported the thirty-ninth case.

Among the more recent authors to describe this interesting disease are: Copell³ and Angelini,⁴ 1915; Semon,⁵ 1920; Balzer,⁶ 1926; Majocchi,⁷ 1928; Marchisio⁸ and Scholtz,⁹ 1929; Gottron,¹⁰ Cavallucci,¹¹ Curle and Smith¹² and Way,¹³ 1930; Ciarrocchi¹⁴ and Selissky,¹⁵ 1931; Ferrabouc, Massia and Friess,¹⁶ 1932; Nordin¹⁷ and Levin and Tolmach,¹⁸ 1933.

REPORT OF CASE

Mrs. W. B., aged 32, a housewife and resident of Santa Rosa, Calif., was born in California of Danish-American parents. She . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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SAN FRANCISCO

From the Department of Dermatology, Mary's Help Hospital.

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