Relapsing Febrile Nodular Panniculitis (Weber-Christian Disease)

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A case of Weber-Christian disease accompanied by a nasal symptom

“…There exists some uncertainty about Weber-Christian disease, i.e. whether it is a distinct clinico-pathological entity (Bendel, 1949;Ackerman, 1978;De Moragas, 1979) or rather a syndrome (as suggested by Bendel) associated with other organ lesions. The present case may, in fact, be secondary to the nasal lesion resembling the features of the so-called nonhealing midline granuloma.…”

“…Relapsing febrile nodular non-suppurative panniculitis, or Weber-Christian disease, is a disease of unknown etiology and infrequent occurrence. There is even some uncertainty whether this disease really exists as a distinct clinico-pathologic entity or not (Ackerman, 1978;Bendel, 1949;de Moragas, 1979). Since this disease most frequently affects the legs, but only rarely the face (de Moragas, 1979), there have been only two case reports of this disease in the otolaryngological field, by Yanagitaef al.…”

Relapsing Febrile Nodular Non‐Suppurative Panniculitis

“…The disease thereafter received the eponym of Weber‐Christian. Bendel (1949) has reviewed 44 cases of this unusual subject and since that date several further examples have been published.…”