Lipomelanotic Reticulosis

Erythrodermia with Lipomelanic Reticulum-cell Hyperplasia of Lymph Nodes

“…There is substantial agreement that the lymph-node change is merely reactive, though there is some doubt whether the condition always remains benign: occasionally it has been found in association with.leukaemia (Laipply and White, 1951) or mycosis fungoides (Bluefarb and Webster, 1950). This syndrome is not a rarity, but its significance is still not generally recognized.…”

Erythrodermia with Lipomelanic Reticulum-cell Hyperplasia of Lymph Nodes

“…There is substantial agreement that the lymph-node change is merely reactive, though there is some doubt whether the condition always remains benign: occasionally it has been found in association with.leukaemia (Laipply and White, 1951) or mycosis fungoides (Bluefarb and Webster, 1950). This syndrome is not a rarity, but its significance is still not generally recognized.…”

Erythrodermia with Lipomelanic Reticulum-cell Hyperplasia of Lymph Nodes

“…There is substantial agreement that the lymph-node change is merely reactive, though there is some doubt whether the condition always remains benign: occasionally it has been found in association with.leukaemia (Laipply and White, 1951) or mycosis fungoides (Bluefarb and Webster, 1950). This syndrome is not a rarity, but its significance is still not generally recognized.…”

Erythrodermia with Lipomelanic Reticulum-cell Hyperplasia of Lymph Nodes

“…There is substantial agreement that the lymph-node change is merely reactive, though there is some doubt whether the condition always remains benign: occasionally it has been found in association with.leukaemia (Laipply and White, 1951) or mycosis fungoides (Bluefarb and Webster, 1950). This syndrome is not a rarity, but its significance is still not generally recognized.…”