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T Stamm

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[Cerebrovascular disorders in young patients with livedo racemosa generalisata (Ehrmann)].

The results of examinations on 15 patients suffering from livedo racemosa generalisata (idiopathic livedo reticularis) are described. 12 of the patients were found to have cerebrovascular disturbances (in most cases severe) and 2 of them had migraine accompagnée. The remaining patient had no neurological changes. The majority of the patients were women (12 female, 3 male). In most cases the illness began between the age of 20 and 30 years. Cerebral angiographic examinations showed the existence of peripheral angiostenosis, whereas in 9 patients pronounced cases of diffused cerebral atrophy could be found with the help of computerised tomography. Questions concerning the nosological position, pathogenesis and therapy of livedo racemosa generalisata are discussed.

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[Undesirable side effects on the skin caused by lithium therapy--case report and references (author's transl)].

This is a report about a 54 year old woman, who was treated with lithium carbonate because of a manic-depressive illness. As side-effect of this medicament she developed a relapsing hidradenitits suppurativa. After interruption of this therapy the illness of the skin improved, but relapsed, when the therapy with lithium was started again. In this case report we give a survey about side-effects of lithium concerning the skin.

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[Neurological changes in livedo racemosa generalisata (Ehrmann). Case reports and review of the literature].

Five women with idiopathic livedo reticularis (Ehrmann) are demonstrated who showed remarkable or serious cerebrovascular lesions. A review of the literature showed that cerebro-vascular disturbances are the most important complications in idiopathic livedo reticularis. Twenty-four of 33 patients (73 per cent) showed neurologic complications. The ratio men: women was 13:11, the mean of the age of the patients 37 years.

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