Progressive Lethal Granulomatous Ulceration of the Nose

Stewart, J. P.

doi:10.1017/s0022215100039359

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“…Histologiquement, les lésions montrent un infiltrat cellulaire granulo mateux, polymorphe, non spécifique et dont la banalité contraste avec l'importance des lésions cutanées [Stewart, 1933;Friedmann et Osborn, 1969;Lever et Schaumburg-Lever, 1975]. L'étiologie est imprécise et diverses hypothèses ont été avancées: s'agit-il d'un processus infectieux, tumoral ou d'un trouble immunologique [Kahn, 1954;Edgerton et Desprez, 1956;Friedmann, 1964]?…”

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Communications. Le granulome malin centro-facial

Simonis-Blumenfrucht¹,

Mestdagh²,

Lustman³

et al. 1979

Dermatology

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In their study of a case of lethal midline-granuloma, the authors describe the relations between this affection, Wegener’s granulomatosis and lymphoma. The case under review illustrates the difficulty in accurately defining the nosologic picture of the disease. Anatomo-pathological examinations present two possibilities: one being malignant granuloma of the Stewart type, the other that of lymphoma. From its subsequent evolution, we may eventually learn whether this is purely a local illness or represents the onset of a systemic disease.

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