This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1909 Excerpt: ...these "tuberculides," and Hallopeau, believing them to be caused by the toxins of the tubercle bacillus, called them "toxituberculids." Considerable difference of opinion exists as to the identity of these variously titled eruptions. Several of the more common affections will be briefly described. ACNITIS (Barthelemy) ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1909 Excerpt: ...these "tuberculides," and Hallopeau, believing them to be caused by the toxins of the tubercle bacillus, called them "toxituberculids." Considerable difference of opinion exists as to the identity of these variously titled eruptions. Several of the more common affections will be briefly described. ACNITIS (Barthelemy) Acnitis is identical with Crocker's acne agminata, but is distinct from folliclis. Tilbury Fox described three cases of this disease in 1878 as a form of lupus. The eruption is usually confined to the face, but may occur later on the limbs. The lesions consist of pin-point-to pin-head-sized, firm, brownishred papules and nodules, tending at times to form pustules. A distinguishing feature is the tendency to grouping about the chin, cheeks, or temples. The nodules are lupoid in appearance. Occasionally several lesions coalesce into a nodular patch. The eruption is indolent and persistent, and not affected by the usual treatment for acne. After involution, small pigmented scars are often left. In a case under the author's care guinea-pig inoculations and the tuberculin test were negative. FOLLICLIS (Barthelemy) The eruption in folliclis is more apt to attack the hands, forearms, feet, and legs, although the face may also be affected. The lesions begin as red spots, but soon inflammatory reddish papules are formed which tend to vesiculate at the summit and become pustular. A dark-colored, tightly adherent horny center is often observed, and is quite characteristic. There is no tendency to grouping. The lesions may run their course in a few weeks, but new crops appear, and the affection may last for years, with seasonal interruptions. The affection occurs, as a rule, in tuberculous subjects or in the offspring of such persons. ...
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