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Animals ; Histamine Release* ; Histamine* ; Mast Cells* ; Rats*

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Anaphylaxis* ; Histamine Release* ; Histamine* ; Mast Cells*

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Animals ; Rats*

The clinical resemblance of carcinoma of the Meibomian gland to the relatively frequent chaiazion should be kept in mind by anyone performing eye lid surgery. A 46-year-oId Korean house wife was first visited here in May 2nd '69 with complaints of localized swelling, ulceration and dull pain on the left upper lid. She had been taken the operation for chaiazion on the same side of the left upper eye lid a year ago. Examination revealed a reddened hard, tender lesion elevating the skin on the medial one third of the left upper lid with ulceration at its center. The tarsal conjunctiva was noted yellowish patches with ulceraion extended to its margin. Local resection with full thickness containing normal tissue around he lesion of upper lid was performed and graft was made in lower lid and rotatory transplantation was given, and pathologic examination revealed adeno-carcinoma of Meibimian gland. There was no evidence of recurrence and metastasis to remote site a year after surgery.
Adenocarcinoma* ; Conjunctiva ; Humans ; Meibomian Glands* ; Neoplasm Metastasis ; Recurrence ; Skin ; Spouses ; Transplants ; Ulcer

Clinical observations of 11 cases of acute pyogenic osteomyelitls and 14 cases of acute pyogenic arthritis in infancy during past 11 years were carried out and following results obtained. 1. The highest age incidence was less than 3 months after birth (70.6%). 2. Average duration of symptoms was 7.8 days. 3. The most important underlying cause was multiple femorai vessel puncture (23.5%). 4. The chief symptom or sign on admission was pseudoparalysis or limitation of motion (82.4%), and local swelling (82.4%). But high fever on admission was present in only 29.4% of cases. 5. The femur was the most common site in acute pyogenic osteomyelitis (36.4%), and the hip joint in acute pyogenic arthritis (42.9%). 6. Leucocyte count was Increased more than 20,000/mm in 60.0% of the cases. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate was increased more than 21 mm/hr in 72.0% of cases. The positive result on bacteriologic culture was 76.0%. Coagulase-positive Staphylococcus aureus was cultured in 4 cases of acute pyogenic osteomyelitis and 5 cases of acute pyogenic arthritls. a-hemolytic Streptococcus was cultured in 2 cases of acute pyogenic osteomyelitls and 1 case of acute pyogenic arthritis. Hemophilus influenzae was cultured in 1 case of acute pyogenic osteomyelitls and 2 cases of acute pyogenic arthritis. 7. 45.5% of acute pyogenic osteomyelitis was combined with acute pyogenic arthritis. 8. The longer the duration of symptoms was, the longer the abnormal hematologic picture lasted. Erythrocyte sedimentation rate was the most accurate index of activity in acute infection of bone and joint. 9. Shortening or deformity due to epiphyseal plate damage occured in 1 case of acute pyogenlc osteo-myelitis, and 3 cases of acute pyogenic arthritis. Those complications could be minimized wlth early diagnosis and treatment.
Arthritis ; Blood Sedimentation ; Congenital Abnormalities ; Early Diagnosis ; Femur ; Fever ; Growth Plate ; Haemophilus influenzae ; Hip Joint ; Incidence ; Joints ; Osteomyelitis ; Parturition ; Punctures ; Staphylococcus aureus ; Streptococcus

Since Pare's first report on Achilles tendon rupture in 1575, many authors have presented numerous operative and nonoperative methods for its treatment. Numerous controversies following its treatment have been concerned with the selection of its treatment method, which could minimizing the complications and enable early ambulation. We analysed 98 cases of Achilles tendon rupture in adults which were treated by direct repair, three-tissue bundle technique, or Plantaris/Peroneus augmentation repair for 3(1)/4 years from Oct. 1986 to Dec. 1989. We compared with types of cast after operation, periods for immobilization, and ankle motion of dorsiflexion at postoperative 6 weeks & long-term follow up. The results obtained from this study were as follows; l. After repair by three-tissue bundle technique, a short leg cast was applied, and then a weight bearing was started at postoperative 3 weeks. It can be demonstrated to shorten hospitalization and early ambulation when compared to other surgical techinques. 2. The patients who were repaired with the three-tissue bundle techinque averaged 12.5° dorsiflexion at the time of cast removal at postoperative 6 weeks, compared to 0°, 1° plantar flexion, and 4.4° plantar flexion with other techniques. The former group was significantly better than that of the latter group, and these differences were not present at long-term follow up. 3. On follow up period, discoverd complications were rerupture of Achilles tendon in 8 cases and mild wound infection in 3 cases, but the patients who were repaired by the three-tissne bundle technique showed no complications except mild wound infection in one case.
Achilles Tendon ; Adult ; Ankle ; Early Ambulation ; Follow-Up Studies ; Hospitalization ; Humans ; Immobilization ; Leg ; Methods ; Rupture ; Weight-Bearing ; Wound Infection

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Infant ; Infant, Newborn ; Lissencephaly* ; Spasms, Infantile*

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De Lange Syndrome*

A 7-year-old girl had a 7 × 6cm sized dark red colored tumor on the left elbow and several erythematous macules on the face, right upper arm, and both thighs. Her general health was good and all laboratory findings were within normal limit. Histopathologic examination revealed an infiltration of atypical mononuclear cells in the dermis and subcutis. L26 and leukocyte common antigen were positively stained in an immunohistochemical study. According to clinical, histological and immunohistochemical findings, we diagnosed the disease as primary cutaneous B cell lymphoma. The patient's skin lesions markedly improved after a surgical excision and chemotherapy.
Antigens, CD45 ; Arm ; Child ; Dermis ; Drug Therapy ; Elbow ; Female ; Humans ; Lymphoma, B-Cell* ; Skin ; Thigh