1955
DOI: 10.1007/bf00482481
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Zur Frage der Incontinentia pigmenti (Bloch-Sulzberger)

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“…Histopathological investigation gave the same results which were found by Haber [14], Epstein [8,9] and Grueneberg [13]. Even regard ing the developmental defects seen in our case no new points of view can be presented; symptoms in the sense of Little's disease were de scribed by other authors as well as strabismus or anomalies in the developm ent of the teeth.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
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“…Histopathological investigation gave the same results which were found by Haber [14], Epstein [8,9] and Grueneberg [13]. Even regard ing the developmental defects seen in our case no new points of view can be presented; symptoms in the sense of Little's disease were de scribed by other authors as well as strabismus or anomalies in the developm ent of the teeth.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 73%
“…Some authors [13,14,321 suggested the possibility that a presumable virus in fection of mother and fetus which occurred during the sixth month of pregnancy may be of etiologic significance in the disease. Moreover, Haber [14] supposed that the disturbance might he caused by any other infection or even by a variety of inflammatory conditions including lupus erythematosus or lichen planus in the mother.…”
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“…P. achromians se distingue fondamentalement par l'absence du phénomène d'incontinence pig mentaire, les troubles de la kératinisation sont cependant analogues à ceux que différents auteurs ont décrits dans la maladie de Bloch-Sulzberger [1,2,5,8,15,26,29]: colliquation de la basale [25]; dégénérescence vacuolaire des cellules basales [8J: oedème cytoplasmique et pycnose nucléaire des cellules malpighiennes [8]; centres de kératinisation intra-épidermiques avec dyskératose de cellules isolées [3], qui «deviennent grosses, sphériques avec un protoplasme compact et une condensation du noyau» [29]: dégénéres cence hydropique et vacuolaire, réticulée et ballonnisante de cellules épithé liales avec formation de tourbillons kératinisés (keratoide Wirbel) et de vésiculettes colliquatives [5]; localisation sélective de ces cellules dyskéra-tosiques autour des pores cutanées [29]: groupement des cellules en «nids» [1. 26] et réorientation cylindrique verticale des cellules épithéliales saines [26], Cette dyskératose offre des caractères tellement particuliers qu'elle apparaît, à Vanbremeersch et Duperrat [29], comme pathognomonique de la maladie de Bloch-Sulzberger.…”
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“…At optical microscopical leve! the nature ot the vacuolated cells in the upper epidermis in thc Bloch-Slllzbcrgcr syndrome is uuccrtain aud some workcrs (9,13,14) have Jabellcd them "Dyskera totic Cells". In H. E.-stained sections of normal skin melanocytes in the basal : Iayer frequently ap pear vacuolated.…”
Section: Dlscussionmentioning
confidence: 99%