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Pulmonary Disease, Chronic Obstructive*

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Pneumonia*

Autoradiographic study was performed in order to know the distribution of exogenous C(14)-glucose by lung fluke, Paragonimus westermani, incubated in Tyrode medium containing 10 uCi/ml of labeled substance. After 1 hour incubation at 37C, microautoradiographs of this fluke showed that black grains derived from radioactive carbon were accumulated mainly in the parenchyme and subcuticular musculature. The muscular tissues such as oral sucker, pharynx and ventral sucker revaled considerable density of fine grains. Slight radioactivity was also observed in the regions of ovary, testes, vitelline follicles, eggs in uterus, intestinal ceca, and even in excretory bladder. Structures showing the least activity included the cuticle and uterine tubules of this fluke.
parasitology-helminth-trematoda- Paragonimus wertermani ; autoradiography ; biochemistry-glucose ; Tyrode ; glucose

Throughout medical science today there is increasing emphasis upon understanding the familial and associated genetic interplay in various disease processes. We observed a case of Legg-Calve-Perthes disease developed in monozygotic male twins. They have some mirror image of each other, for example hair whorl and involved hip. This report of the disease which is present in mirror fashion in idenitical twins illustrates enen more vividly the genetic interaction in the disease. Therefore, those who are aware that Legg-Calve- Perthes disease has appeared in a family should keep in mind the probability of the disease developing in another member.
Hair ; Hip ; Humans ; Legg-Calve-Perthes Disease ; Male ; Twins ; Twins, Monozygotic

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Diagnosis* ; Respiratory Distress Syndrome, Adult*

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Humans ; Pyloric Stenosis, Hypertrophic* ; Siblings*

Demodicidosis is caused by the enormous infestation of 400 micron sized demodex folliculorum which normally exist, though in small number, in pilosebaceous unit. Its characteristic clinical feature is erythema and erythematous indurated papulopustular eruptions combined with itching and buming sensation. Microscopic examination of indurated pustule always reveals demodex folliculorum. Many authors have reported that demodicidosis aggravated by avoidance of using soap, long-term use of cosmetic cream, especially cold cream, topical or systemic use of corticosteroid. Our patiednts were housewives of 46,39, and 42 years old and presented characteristic clinical featurss and skin lesions by topical application of corsicosteroid for 1~2 years and were diagnosed as steroid acne. But simple microscopic examination reveled demodex folliculorum. We treated them with 5% sulfur lintment and soap and water cleansing of face with remarkable clinical improvement.
Acne Vulgaris ; Adult ; Erythema ; Humans ; Pruritus ; Sensation ; Skin ; Soaps ; Sulfur ; Water

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Endocarditis*

Epidermolysis bullosa Dystrophica is rare, chronic non-mflammatory mechanobullous disease of hereditary trait, which easily produces bulIa by minor trauma or spontaneousIy. The lesions usually appears from birth or in infant involving especially lower leg, hand, foot and lea,ds to erosive, hemorrhagic bulla, secondary infection, pruritus and scar formation and sometimes deformity of nails and cicatrical alopecia. It sometimes involves oral mucosa, esophagus, eye, tooth, bone, respiratory system, anus and vagina. This disease has rare tendency for carcinogenesis from cicatrical Iesions. These manifestations are more severe in recessive type than in dominant type. We had observed 5 cases of EBD at Ewha Womans University Hospital from Sept. 1975. to Jul. 1976. Among 5 cases, 4 cases occurred from birth, 1 case occurred at age l. Skin lesivns were hand, foot, knee area in all 5 cases. Head, face were involved in 2 cases. Arm, leg, trunk, buttock were involved in 3 cases. In skin manifestations, bulla, erosive bulla, secondary infection, scar formation, pruritus, nail deformity, positive Nikolsky sign were observed in all 5 cases. Hemorrhagic bulla, miliaria. were presented, in 1 case, alopecia in 2 cases. Aggrevated season were summer in 4 cases, spring in 1 case, HistologicalIy, microscopic observation, after H@-E stain, revealed hyperkeratosis in 3 cases, acanthosis in 2 cases, partial atrophy in 1 case, partial ulcer in 1 case, snbepidermal bulla in 5 cases, chronic nonspecific inflamma- tory cell infiltration of upper dermis in 3 cases, fibrosis of lower dermis in 1 case.
Alopecia ; Anal Canal ; Arm ; Atrophy ; Buttocks ; Carcinogenesis ; Cicatrix ; Coinfection ; Congenital Abnormalities ; Dermis ; Epidermolysis Bullosa Dystrophica* ; Epidermolysis Bullosa* ; Esophagus ; Female ; Fibrosis ; Foot ; Hand ; Head ; Humans ; Infant ; Knee ; Leg ; Miliaria ; Mouth Mucosa ; Parturition ; Pruritus ; Respiratory System ; Seasons ; Skin ; Skin Manifestations ; Tooth ; Ulcer ; Vagina