Biomedical subjects
A Palomo Arellano
Publications and source records attributed to A Palomo Arellano.
[Subcutaneous nodules in a newborn child].
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[Lupus vulgaris. Treatment with 3 drugs].
We report two cases of lupus vulgaris one of them on scar of scrofuloderma. We review the treatment of the skin tuberculosis (TBC) and we observed the favorable development to the total regression, using rifampin-isoniazid-pyrizinamide in the first two months and rifampin-isoniazid the four months left to complete six months of global therapy. We discard the monotherapy as treatment for this disease.
[Sweet's syndrome associated with acute leukemia].
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[Severe pericardial effusion and skin metastases as the initial manifestations of a pulmonary epidermoid carcinoma].
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[Buerger's disease starting in the upper extremity. A favorable response to nifedipine treatment combined with stopping tobacco use].
A case of a 38-year-old smoker male who had vasoconstriction and instep claudication of the right hand, is presented. After a year of evolution, he experienced the same alteration on the left foot. He was diagnosed as suffering from thromboangiitis obliterans, by means of angiography. After oral nifedipine treatment, combined with cessation of smoking, all symptoms and trophics regressed.
[Subcorneal pustulosis and benign monoclonal gammopathy. Favorable response to treatment with etretinate].
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[Subcutaneous granuloma annulare. Apropos of 2 cases].
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[Acquired paraneoplastic ichthyosis. Apropos of 2 cases].
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[Congenital cutaneous candidiasis. Apropos of a case].
A case of congenital cutaneous candidiasis is reported. This is a rare infection of the new born, which is usually benign and autolimited unless it becomes generalized. Laboratory data which allows the differentiation of this disease from others clinically similars and the relevant literature are reviewed.