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^TWrVDTAAT i\iTtV V . i `>; yr tua fw^yfthitt. >im piol ENG IJ 4>_ *A apparatus I* dr*erlh*d lor mmiimnc the e<ww1irt ivlfr iV im sat*. Afr*r the ^inirlfTkal rational^ mi thr (<(tait)r la tpprttlaifd, a mean* of imniImk nonspecific tvapnora to various stimuli v||| hr pnvMfl 491. CRAMER, ft, J. (HaAklfn. Mai. AkadH Klowal^Cfttnld- VI. 14, DDR-4m Erfurt. Dat Or.1 IMartiklmivra turn Narhvetg (ahnVirr brw. ma^kilrr Ur^ la W Drrma(A<tliit|M(tla. jRaltfa hi thr AMaflka of hmmri or itiifUfd llaMa to Aenuatn- hfM^.I bufiXUtOL mOnat^CiVr ` IV.**>4; fiT**, HTTjWd. 1977]. (Ei*L umm.]--Fmir mrthnrts *rrr ard to da* l#tt maliH Ilf*Win IncMlac: longer atilfllac lime, Mckr trmper- at*it, fkirnhiBm,i C-mrihorf, and the Sdaa<nural fktrrbaaai techniques. Throe method* veir poor In 74 blnpalri'df varlpad dfirAlifta. The Importance and problem* of paraffin section*, fdu Mack as an indicator and control extraction* were presetted. --A. T.l. 499, ICUTT, R. W, B. (R. Navy Hoop., Hastar, Gosport, Hants., t*cL, OK.) Thr chemical removal of tattoo*. BR J FLA5T SVRG 14ilk 1814M. nius. 1972.--A modification of * welMried chemical technique for removing tattoo* is presented a* a *aft, simple and dlacUrt otd-patient procedure requiring elrttally no aftercare. A sohdloo of tannic neid, gtyeertne and distilled 11-0 (2:*, :I) It swsMud seer the area and tattooed into the akin. A stiver strait stick Is nibbed ver the area*--J. L. S. PATHOLOGY it also; Allergy tromiBiolOfy Qmmunochemlstrrk especially XmisanopatbolofT (Tissue Immunology) Medical and Clinical Microbiology (include* Veterinary) Neoplasm* and Neoplastic Agenu Parasitology (include* Ecto- and Endoparultes) Pathology, General and Miscellaneous * Inflammation and Inflammatory Diseases Pidilie Health * Epidemiology Toxicology 1494. TRCNKIER, H, fUntv. Hatrfkllri,, D 14 Tuebingen, West. *er.) Dcporlmentallr Ectxucndunc dee Haul br| Tier und Menseh. experimental InAammatton of the rktn in animal* and man.) INT ' JCTa-is pkaRmakql theh ToxiiiO1!-"ibi-ifl, uiui. 1911 (reed. 1972). [EncL auram.J--Several model* of inflammation are described wltboiA detailed data on experimental performance. --J. J, B, f 1494. SZALAY, GLENN C. Couth- Calif. Perm. Med. Group, 1040 West Pacific Coast Htghw., Harbor City, Calif. 9n710, USA.) sod E. DAVID WEINSTEIN. Questionable Flloom svndrome in a Necrarttl. AM 9 DtS CHlUmitt); 3*:>***a, lllua. 19?2.--The Bloom Syndrome, a cenodermitoai*, la described here for the first time In a Negro; the patient did not manifest telangiectatic erythema, one of the cardinal features Of the syndrome. A note subrroup of the IMrauterlne grwth retardation syndrome eai not postulated. Her condition satisfied the other 2 major criteria of the Bloom syn drome and multiple minor criteria. Inclining pureiCal consanguinity sad chromosomal chafes, f 149*. MEYEVPiON, LAWRENCE B. (Irving Med. Prof. Village, 2101 MaeArthor BWd., Irvine, Tea. 14001, USA.) and GERHARD C. MEIER. Cutaneous lesions in aerrtmteolvsta. ARCH DCHMATOL 108/2 h 29T-22irillu. 1972.--A pJiirnl %uK"idiopathle scruosteoly* its had unique papular skin lesions. Evidently, stmllar Ivslons vn previously mentioned only in eonnr-clion with acmnsteolysis eevn is vinyl chloride proeesslnc, and detailed description of these *U sot adt4 in the literals ra, 7 8497. GIROUX. JEAN-MARIO flUAel-Dlru Montreal, 9*40 ' and Detain, Montreal 191, Owe,, Can.land ANDRE ttARnilAU. Ervthruheratnd-rmla with ataaia. ARCH DERMATOL lhSGk IftjtlSITlliua'. T9?2.--An apfwtwnilv now nruroeulaneous syndrome an observed In 29 memtwra from over 4 rrwfj|ii* in a family of frtich Canadian ethnic lucicnwnd, 7he svMtramr is rharattetixed by the apfwarawe soon after birth, of ppyl<uquitnsj erytnemaima* yltttei wnich have mild nruiltm Mi NeMih and *Mch tend to subaid* darter the summer innerhs. |n most eases, (he cuts semis msnifestatisos slmnnt dlvapfwar near the axe of 24, sometimes to re- *r after He ar* of 90. At that time, a aknvle prneressive neurwileal syndrome, with divreased tewton refines, nysiaemus, sarthrtt, awl severe salt ataaia, M-come* the predAmlnant featurs, She sytdfome Is Inherited In an autosomal dominant fashion. 7 8491, DITTO. JOUNL CPrO LlNDY, HEItCKI TURTO end LB DANfEtAEN. CUrp. Dermatol.. Un|e, Cnpenh^ Bievdemsw| I, 1100 Copenhagen. 0^1 L.v|if^A'hn<mroii# is P--rt-tsstrums iltUkvn* Tiusl selniiv and iao-rvm- St*fri<-Scn m in- *m. JTSVi^f hr:fthUt<il. W'TT; P2-174. in,*, li?2,..t.*4t aeio dt and b'emime distrllmtien of taetste Aohedotrensso ri.lilt* were as- ssvrd Is (He skin of |iat|esta with *rxFh Thr values otastoed fi"m ("Pm if 7 pstiesis %dh t\pn-a( PXE were compared to tho*r oNalited (mn are-matcN-s emt rolv la the skin, all LDH lanesrymes, with the eaeeptmn nf t U|t|, enuid he detrrtrd, IDH^ twine the predemlnanf me. lAwnrvme letters In PXE wan charactrrlred hy decreased LDtl aetlvitv in twenivue fnet Inn LDil^ and Increased in Irart Mm I.ftlf;, as compared to the costruls. In acrecment with these chanre*. thr relative propnrtlon sf poIvi**ptlde M, the nuh-unlt predominant In cathodic inoenxrmen, wan deeressed In PXE. Treat LDH aetlvitv was not changed to this disorder. 7 8490. MARGOLS. MAPV1N H. fDep. Drmatof., Untv. Wia. Mrd. Cfitf,, 13On Unlvrrstty Are., Madison, Wis., 4310* USA.). CARRfTT A. COOPER awl STUPE A. M. JOHNSON. Kerto'ln lirheiwnde^ chronica. ARCH DERMATOL l^f4h 75^-"7I2rrtu*.1^72.--A paTTeoTKad * unique 14 yr history of a progressive, recalcitrant, papulosquamous vrupthm and persistent hoarsen***. Mlslologically, the eruption showed pnimlmii, orthohyperkeratosis, atrophy of the oilplKhira layer and * lichenoid histiocytic and lymphaevtic dcmtsl Infiltrate. Thla cutaneous crv*dlon, previously unreported, should be deaifnated `keratoal* lichenoides chromes." t *4411. TTSHER. LOUIS fWr. Dermatol., Script** Clin,. Fes, Founds 418 Prospect St., La JoIJa. Calif. *2037. USA.) and HOWARD L MAtBACH. The effect o^occlu* -- and *ernperr.t*jm> dra**inca on the mitotic activiyof*aormafVni ynmdfd human >pidfrmij UP ^ DEPMAXbL I6'6I: 5<i5^5n.T9Ti."Ccclusion me r*as*d the rate Of closure Of superficial wounds and Inhibited cell division both of psoriatic lesiwis and stripped skin. F'nir dreasings; an occlusive, adhesive tape; the adhesive backing Vom this tape: a less occlusive adhesive tape; and an oeclualve( v -adhesive film, were u*ed to Cover regions of normal and atrviw skin for periods from 2-8 days. A slight Increase in mitrdic rate and epidermal thickness of normal Skin resulted. A decreased mitotic rt* and Increased thiekness of Stripped skin, under all dressing* win found. Th# less occlusive Alma may be useful In aecelerating tne healing of wound* vlihod adding the risk of Infection seen nd :r complete oeclustoo. 1 8441. STENSTROM, STEM (D^p. plastic Urr,,, Univ. Ho*p., Umes, Swed.l, FRANK I) ERG MAN ard SVEN 5EItCht/.N. Wound healing with ordinary adhesive tape: A clinical and exnertmeicaT atuctT scand j pCastRET^inirsuFc-'rnr_v7f^4riiiu*. mr-Thc good clinical experience cf treating human wounds with ordinary adhesive tape is presented. These expeneoeea are corn ered with the resulta of experiments on animals concerned wifi* the healing time of wounds and histological and bacteriological conditions. 7 8442. LEWIS, KLAUS fDep. Pathol. Stanford Unit. Sch. M*d.f Stanford, Calif. 04304, USA.), SHARON DE WIT and PJCltARD A. FERR1NGTON, Patholorv cf the flneer nail in porlar.l*: A cimico- pathnlocicai study. T*h j >TSma`tol jtfTI. --Seven case* were studied. Panrlasla of the flncer nail produces a meUplaatle change of the nail matrix and nail bed to rkin-like epi thelium, following which the histologies! changes are essentially similar to those seen In the skin. The resultinc lesions of the finger All art of 2 types: nail plate abnormalities, the nature of which de pends upon the site and the duration of disease in th* matrix: and nail bed abnormalities, consisting of onycholysis, subungual keratosis and splinter hemorrhage*. 8449. GWfEZDZlNSta ZENON and BOHDAN SZYSZYMAR. (Stud. Med. Serv. Improv^ Rydcnssex, Pol.) Dan pnvpiill masto cytosis cutis oolltsrla (aaevUnrmts) u dr.lecl. (Twotasrsnf mnstoeytnslsrutls snjltarla (n*evilnrmls) in children,7 PKOlATR 1`OiT' n(3TTT3j:75rm5CTD7l|7ra3nflT2]^The 2 reported eases of this disease sre characterised by a rarrlv firanlH Incaliratlon. Darter's lympsia Is Impliratrd In the cllnleal di*r.n*ia rf come skin rashes of the birthmark type. The rashes wer* fnjnri on the fare and neck. A ptnlttve Darter's symfCom it more indicative than histological examination. Microscopic analyars mv prove mli* leading owing to the trauma during sectioning and pi*slbl* Inac curacies during the miking of slides resulting in dlr.lntrgraUon of the fnrtaehrofoe granulations In mast cells. --(Courtesy N5F PL 89-480). PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 7 8444. OlfKAWARA, AKIRA, KENNETH M. HALPRtN (1201 Northwest 19th St^ MUmt, rii., ISA.) and VICTOR LEVINE. The enrvmca of gjycym metaholism in the vartnu* cell frartion* (rntr. mt^iiInwun epTrtermis. Jl?<VtST D)liiiA1i!)L li7- 1B1, IHuaT IflTj.**In the normal human eptrtermta, glvemrrn svntne- taii Is sedimented with glycogen as is the ghrng'u smihetase D phosphstass which converts the D ts the I form, Glvrngvn aynthetaae R&S 157036