Content - Volume 62, Issue 3
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H Hino, T Kobayasi, G Asboe-Hansen
Keratinocytes were dissociated from normal human adult epidermis with clostridial collagenase, dithio-erythritol and trypsin, and cultured. Immediately after this, no connection was seen between contiguous cells. Ruptured desmosomes, with masses of tonofilaments and distinct attachment plaques were still left on the cell surface. As culture proceeded, however, they became internalized into cytopla ...
Pages: 185-191
D Schmitt, P Souteyrand, J Brochier, J Czernielewski, J Thivolet
The phenotypic expression of immunocompetent cells involved in lesions of cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (mycosis fungoides and S?©zary syndrome) was studied by using monoclonal antibodies specific for T-cell subsets and HLA-DR antigens (OKT3, T4, T6, T8) (BL 6, BL 5, BL 2). In S?©zary syndrome, the phenotype of S?©zary cell is homogeneous (T3+, T4+, T8-, T6-, BL2-) and corresponds to the phenotype ...
Pages: 193-199
A. Hovmark, E. Asbrink
No abstract available.
Pages: 201-204
G. Singh, AE. Dolby
Antisera to non-enzymatically released oral epithelial cells were produced in rabbits. Reactivity with gingival sections, by immunofluorescence, was observed for intercellular (IC) and basement membrane (BM) zones. Both IC and BM reactivity could be blocked with Concanavalin A (500 and 1000 micrograms/ml respectively) and anti-human fibronectin serum. Pretreatment with pemphigus serum blocked IC r ...
Pages: 205-209
L Juhlin, LE Edqvist, LG Ekman, K Ljunghall, M Olsson
Blood glutathione-peroxidase (GSH-Px) was determined in 61 healthy subjects and 506 patients with various skin disorders. Depressed levels were observed in patients with psoriasis, eczema, atopic dermatitis, vasculitis, mycosis fungoides and dermatitis herpetiformis. Low values of GSH-Px were also found in some patients with pemphigoid, acne conglobata, polymyositis, rheumatoid arthritis, sclerode ...
Pages: 211-214
B. Fjellner, Ö. Hägermark
After irradiation with ultraviolet light, rat peritoneal mast cells incubated with the histamine liberator compound 48/80 were found to have reduced capacity to release histamine. The action spectrum for histamine release inhibition seemed to be in the wavelength region of UVB. UV-light per se did not induce histamine liberation other than for dosages greater than or equal to 1.45 J/cm2. No such r ...
Pages: 215-220
M Kousa, K Käpyaho, J Lauharanta, K Linnamaa, J Jänne, K Mustakallio
No abstract available.
Pages: 221-224
I Braide, W Kastrup, B Magnusson, H Mobacken, L Rossander
No abstract available.
Pages: 225-228
F Brandrup, N Holm, N Grunnet, K Henningsen, HE Hansen
The variation in expression of psoriasis, in individuals with identical genetic constitutions, i.e. monozygotic twins, has been studied in a population-based sample of monozygotic twins in the Danish Twin Register. All verified and probable cases of psoriasis in twins, born between 1891 and 1930 inclusive, were ascertained. Results are presented of an examination of all members of index pairs in w ...
Pages: 229-236
WL Morison, RS. Stern
Polymorphous light eruption (PMLE) is usually considered to be an uncommon complaint, although the prevalence in the general population has not been studied. In a survey of 271 apparently healthy subjects, 10% gave a history consistent with a diagnosis of PMLE. The clinical characteristics in the survey cases of PMLE were similar in most respects to those of patients presenting to a clinic with th ...
Pages: 237-240
U. Tjernlund
The patterns of two immunological markers of epidermal Langerhans´ cells were compared in normal skin and mycosis fungoides (MF) skin lesions. A double-staining indirect immunofluorescence method was used. Cells suggestive of keratinocytes reacted with the anti-Ia antibodies in some cases of MF lesions, while no such pattern was seen with the thymocyte-antigen antibodies (OK T6). In other cases o ...
Pages: 241-243
PD Mier, H. van Rennes
No abstract available.
Pages: 243-246
K. Rosén, G. Swanbeck
No abstract available.
Pages: 246-248
TM MacLeod, F Hutchinson, EJ. Raffle
No abstract available.
Pages: 249-250
S. Silvennoinen-Kassinen
No abstract available.
Pages: 251-253
A. Horváth, M. Krámer, E. Ablonczy
Clinical observations of 10 SLE patients having urticaria-like skin symptoms showed that the clinical process of urticaria found in patients suffering from SLE differs from the classic one. On the basis of histological and immunohistological studies in 5 cases, a characteristic histological manifestation of leukocytoclastic vasculitis of small veins in the upper third of the cutis was found. The v ...
Pages: 253-256
A. Janin-Mercier, AJ Beyvin, M Pablo, B. Jacquetin
No abstract available.
Pages: 256-258
K. Hamann
No abstract available.
Pages: 258-260
AL Claudy, JP. Ortonne
No abstract available.
Pages: 260-262
M. Bjellerup
No abstract available.
Pages: 262-264
JM Mahood, CI Harrington, DN Slater, CL. Corbett
A patient with urticaria pigmentosa who gave a 40-year history of diarrhoea was found to have systemic mastocytosis with gut involvement. The radiological appearance of the gut in this disease, although not widely recognized, are specific and should be looked for carefully in patients with urticaria pigmentosa who complain of gastro-intestinal symptoms. Gastro-intestinal symptoms, due mainly to al ...
Pages: 264-265
Z Ubogy, RH.Perselli
Erythema nodosum (EN) can be a debilitating illness. Many treatment modalities have been suggested but none is universally effective. We describe three patients with severe EN secondary to streptococcal pharyngitis who were unresponsive to large doses of aspirin. Following the administration of indomethacin in doses of 100 to 150 mg per day, all three showed a dramatic response, with prompt resolu ...
Pages: 265-266
M. Kramer
No abstract available.
Pages: 267-268
R Kiistala, J Lauharanta, L. Kanerva
Pages: 268-270
LC vd Harst, H de Jonge, FPot, MK. Polano
No abstract available.
Pages: 270-273
G. Laurberg
10 patients with T. rubrum infection were treated with Ketoconazole 200-400 mg a day for 8 weeks. All patients had a skin infection and 2 in addition infection of the toe nails. Previous treatment with Griseofulvin and at least two different antifungal topicals had been ineffective. The infection was evaluated by clinical findings and mycological examination. The skin lesions disappeared in 6 pati ...
Pages: 273-274
JM Munkvad, AO Nielsen, L. Secher
No abstract available.
Pages: 274-275