Fifty-one cases of various warts were treated with 1-cbloro-2,4-dmitrobenzene (DNCB), and divided these warts into two groups by the method of treatment. The first group was treated by challenge on normal skin a,fter sensitization and the second group was treated by challenge on wart lesion after sensitization. The number of first group was 27 consisted of 13 of verruca vulgaris, 12 of verruca plana and 2 of condyloma acuminatum. The number of second group was 24 consisted of 10 of verruca vulgaris, 11 of verruca plana and R of verruca plantaris. The results are summarized as follows; 1. Thirty-one of all 51 cases (60. 7%) were cured. 2. Fifteen of 27 cases (55.5%) were cured in first group. 3. Sixteen of 24 cases (66. 6%) were cured in second group. 4. All 3 cases of verruca planaris were cured in second group. 5. Eight cases were cured only by sensitization and consisted of 6 of verruca plana and of verruca vulgaris. 6. There was no significant difference in cure rates of warts between the group within 2 years of duration and the group over 2 years of duration. 7. There were no severe adverse reactions.
Dinitrochlorobenzene* ; Immunotherapy* ; Skin ; Warts*

A typical case of lichen amyloidosis is reported. This case is considered to be the first one in Korea. Intralesional injection of prednisolone proved to be effective in this case. The etiologic and therapeutic aspects of this disease are discussed.
Amyloidosis* ; Injections, Intralesional ; Korea ; Lichens* ; Prednisolone

No abstract available.
Mast Cells* ; Skin Diseases*

The routine closed patch tests were performe0 with 41 kinds of domestic soaps, detergents, cosm etics and topical medicaments (incIuding a adhesive plaster) on the intact skin of the back of 100 adult males without any dermatoses, to evaluate their side effects on the skin. 1, None of the materials showed no positive reaction, 2, The over all positive reactions were observed in 21.l% of my subjects, including a 1+reacti ons in,l6,4% and a 2+or 3, In 4.7% 3, In 12 kinds of soaps, Positive reaction wer observed in 19-33% positive of my subjects (average Z7.8%) 4, In 4 kinds of detergents, positive reations were observed in 6-19% of my subjects (average 9,7%), in which the highest reaction rate revealed was IVonderful of Dongsan fats and oils co.. 5. The positive reactiors in 3 kinds of toothpastes were observed in 37-61% of my subjects (average 50.7%). 6. The positive reactions to the adhesive plaster were observed in 25% of my subjects. Arnong 17 kinds of topial medicaments, positive reaction rates above 10 shown were Aroos oirtment of Sarn-A phaxmaceutical co. (49%), PM spirit of Kyungnam pharmaceutical co. (16%), Periio ointment of Namgang pharmaceutical co. (13%), Badional-Gel of Hanil pharm-aceutcal co. (10%) and Antiphlamine of Yuhan corporation (10%). 8. In 4 kinds of cosmetic creams, all showed higher positive reaction rates, i.e, "Masan Joongang cream of Yeinvonlang No I, 41%;No.2, 35%;N0.3, 32% and E.mong cream" of Daido phanna-ceutical co,44%.
Adhesives ; Adult ; Detergents ; Fats ; Gyeongsangnam-do ; Humans ; Male ; Oils ; Patch Tests ; Skin ; Skin Diseases ; Soaps* ; Toothpastes

No abstract available.
Cardiology*

Normal ranges of hip motion ia newborns and infants is very important. The newborns and infants, it was very difficult to diffe nciate the limitation of hip motion affected by diseases from the normal ranges of hip motion in newborns and infants whose hips are alwsys flexed, abducted and externally rotated due to intrauterine position. Author measured he normal ranges of hip motion with monthly interval analysis in 400 Busan newborns and infants to note changes of ranges of their hip motion. The result obtained were as follows. 1. The ranges of flexion contracture of hip were varying from 10°–45° (25°±7.93°) in 0–1 month age group to 0°–1 month age group to 0°–20° (9°±4.93°) in 11–12 months age group with average 0–45° (16±7.88°), which menifested gradual decrease in growth. 2. The ranges of abduction were 50°–110° (80°±8.75°), internal rotation, 10°–45° (24±6.46), external rotation, 30°–75°(53°±10.3°) and menifested no changes in growth.
Busan ; Contracture ; Hip ; Humans ; Infant ; Infant, Newborn ; Reference Values

Acromelanosis Progressiva which was described by Mishirna et al. In 1962 is a very rare pigmentary disorder and it seems that this is the first case reporting in Korean literature. The patient we observed was 11 years old girl having dark brown macules on the dorsa of her hands and feet, forearms, lower legs and face. These pigmented macules at first appeared on the dorsal surfaces of her fingers and toes when her age of 7. Thereafter these macules spread somewhat progressively to the proximal portions of the extremities and recently those have been spread upon her forearms and lower legs. The same pigmented macules appeared meanwhile on her face when her age of 9 and also have been spread diffusely on the cheeks and eyelids at visiting. Sh was otherwise normal on physically and had no familial history of such pigmentary disorder. But she had mental deficiency (I.Q. 60).
Cheek ; Child ; Extremities ; Eyelids ; Female ; Fingers ; Foot ; Forearm ; Hand ; Humans ; Intellectual Disability ; Leg ; Toes

Five cases of erythema dyschromicum perstans which seem to be the first cases in Korea are described. They are healthy subjects with moderately pigmented skin. Numerous gray-blue macules are seen on the covered part of the body in two patients, but dark brownish macules in other three patients. Histologic findings reveal the characteristic features of hydropic degeneration of the basal cell layer of the epidermis, perivascular infiltrates of lymphocytes and histiocytes and melanin-laden macrophages in the corium in four patients, however, merely pigmentary incontinence into the corium in one patient. We think that there are some problems in cases which show the chracteristic features of erythema dyschromicum perstans histologically but do not have peculiar clinical features, e.g. color of the lesion, especially in Oriental. In this respect, though there may be down for much discussion in three cases which have not typical color of the lesion, we report these cases with typical two cases under the name of erythema dyschromium perstans in order to accumulate more knowledge of these problems
Dermis ; Epidermis ; Erythema* ; Histiocytes ; Humans ; Korea ; Lymphocytes ; Macrophages ; Skin

No abstract available.
Drug Eruptions*

Lesional and normal skins in 10 patients of fixed drug eruption were studied. Number and vertical distance of rete ridges were measured in H & E stained specimens. Amount of free melanin and number of melanocytes were counted in dopa stained epidermal sheets. According to the number of recurrence, activity and number of melanocytes see med to be changed. The lesions of a few recurrence showed only active melano cytes, however, those of frequent recurrenoe increased number of melanocytes with marked elongation of rete ridges. It is supposed that the numerical increase of melanocytes were from the elongation of rete redges.
Dihydroxyphenylalanine ; Drug Eruptions* ; Humans ; Melanins ; Melanocytes* ; Recurrence ; Skin