Extragenital syphilitic chancres.
Two patients with extragenital chancres are presented to emphasize unusual expressions of primary syphilis. The clinical presentations and differential diagnosis of extragenital chancres are discussed.
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Two patients with extragenital chancres are presented to emphasize unusual expressions of primary syphilis. The clinical presentations and differential diagnosis of extragenital chancres are discussed.
Disuse contractures are reported in a patient with tinea manuum and irritant contact dermatitis. The case is presented to alert the physician to the potential for this problem in any patient with a chronic fissured dermatosis of the hands.
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Methlyphenidate is one of two stimulant drugs used in the management of the Hyperkinetic Reaction in children. It has been known to have side effects such as dyskinesia, but this case details the emergence of dystonia and dyskinesia when the simultaneous use of methylphenidate and a phenothiazine was followed by withdrawal of the phenothiazine. It is postulated that the use of phenothiazine resulted in a post-synaptic supersensitivity which precipitated dystonia and dyskinesia when phenothiazine was withdrawn and methylphenidate reinstituted. It is also suggested that the phenothiazine dopamine-blocking action may necessitate the use of larger quantities of stimulant in order to produce the desired effect.