The Cianotti-Crosti syndrome was first described by Gianotti in 1955 as a self- limited illness that was associated with generalized lymphadenopathy and a mild hepatitis-like syndrome. In 1970, De Gaspari et al and Gianotti reported that this syndrome is always associated with HBs antigenernia. We reported a case of typical Gianotti-Crosti syndrome associated with acute anicteric hepatitis occurred in a -month-old boy and reviewed briefly some literatures.
Acrodermatitis* ; Hepatitis ; Humans ; Lymphatic Diseases ; Male

A 31-year-old female patient has had a translucent cystic papule on the genitalia since 2 years ago. The diagnosis was confirmed by clinical and histopathological findings. This is the rare case of apocrine hidrocystoma occring in the fernale genitalia in the literature.
Adult ; Diagnosis ; Female ; Female* ; Genitalia ; Genitalia, Female* ; Hidrocystoma* ; Humans

Tricilemmoma is a benign, solitary tumor that may be clinically misdiagnosed as basal cell carcinoma or verruca. It affects frequently the face of elderly rnen. We present herein a case of trichilemrnoma in a 70-year-old Korean wornan who had a slowly growing tumor on the scalp for 50 years. The histopathologic findings revealed lobular acanthosis of glycogeri rich clear cells and palisade of columnar cells resting on prominent basement membrane.
Aged ; Basement Membrane ; Carcinoma, Basal Cell ; Humans ; Scalp* ; Warts

No abstract available.
Acne Vulgaris* ; Rabbits*

A 17-year-old high School boy showed multiple, various sized, grayish or violaceous scaly verrucous plaques on the entire body including the oral mucosa, both soles and palms. We considered this is the first case that involves entire body including the oral mucosa, both soles and palms in dermatologic literatures. We reported this case and reviewed briefly literature
Adolescent ; Humans ; Lichen Planus* ; Lichens* ; Male ; Mouth Mucosa

We present two cases of angiosarcoma occuring on the scalp of aged person. The case 1 was a 74 year-old male who have had purplish colored, slightly raised irregular surfaced plsque on frontal scalp. The other case was a 69-year-old man who have had purplish nodule with satellite lesions on the right frontal area. The cases were confirmed by clinical picture, histologic findings. Treatment was not done because of refuse by patient.
Aged ; Hemangiosarcoma* ; Humans ; Male ; Scalp

Porokeratosis is a familial, chronic, progressive disorder which demonstrates a characteristic clinical and histologic picture. Since Mibelli described three cases in 1893, several clinical variants have been identified, all of which are delineated by a diagnostic histopathologic pattern. We reported a case of atypical linear porokeratosis that had three types of skin lesions. One was the plaque type, as originally described by Mibelli. And others were atypical lesions, as papules and verrucoid hyperkeratotic plaques.
Porokeratosis ; Skin

Comedones were induced at external ears of rabbits by daily application of 50% oleic acid in paraffin oil for 3 weeks. 13 cis-retinoic acid(RA) solution(0.1%)wae apllied to experimentally induced comedones. The morphologic changes around the epithelial lining of comedones were observed by transmission electron microscopy to define the effect of RA on comedones. In follicles treated with RA, the results were summarized as follows: l) The thickness of the stratum corneum of the epithelium was markedly decreased with widening of intercellular spaces. 2)The number of desomosomes and desmosoma1 bodies between horny cells was decreased. 3) Abnormally appeared tight junction in the stratum corneum and disappearance of membrane coating granules in the straurn granulosum were reversed to normal state, disappearance of tight junction and increment of membrane coating granule respectively by the application of RA. These observations suggest that RA has comedolytir. effect by decreasing cohesive- ness between horny cells.
Ear, External ; Epithelium ; Extracellular Space ; Membranes ; Microscopy, Electron, Transmission ; Oleic Acid ; Paraffin ; Rabbits ; Tight Junctions ; Tretinoin* ; Vitamin A* ; Vitamins*

A statistical evaluation was made on 248 patients who were consulted to the Department of Dermatology during the disabled patients admission in Korea Veterans Hospital from July 1, 1980 to June 30, 1982. The resuIts were as followings: l. Among the 248 disabled patients, the most common patients, who constituted 68. 8% of the total, were amputee of lower extremity (25.2%), patient of posttraumatic osteoarthritis (23. 2/) and paraplegia (20. 4%). 2. In age distribution, the most frequent age groups were 50 to 59 years, 42, 4, and the lowest age groups were 60 to 69 years, 4. 0g. 3. The 6 most common dermatoses were Eczema (36. 8%), Fungal infection (33. 6%), Drug eruption (8. 0%), Acne vulgaris (6. 4%), Urticaria and Scabies (3. 2% each). 4. In seasonal distribution, the highest incidence (32. %) occurred on winter, and the lowest incidence (14. 0%) on Spring. Eczema was prevalent during Autumn and Winter season and Fungal infection during Summer season. -countinue-
Acne Vulgaris ; Age Distribution ; Amputees ; Dermatology* ; Drug Eruptions ; Eczema ; Hospitals, Veterans ; Humans ; Incidence ; Korea ; Lower Extremity ; Osteoarthritis ; Paraplegia ; Scabies ; Seasons ; Skin Diseases ; Urticaria

Hepatitis B virus is of growing clinical importance. This virus not only produces acute and chronic liver disease but also produces a variety of dermatologic syndromes. A 77-year-old man with erythematous urticarial-like papulonodules had a chronic active hepatitis. And microscopic findings were compatible with allergic vasculitis. We reported a case of allergic vasculitis associated with chronic active hepatitis and reviewed literatures briefly.
Aged ; Hepatitis B virus ; Hepatitis, Chronic* ; Humans ; Liver Diseases ; Vasculitis*