A case of Weber-Christian disease with roentgenographically demonstrable mammary calcifications
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Auteurs : T. Leonhardt [Suède]Source :
- The American Journal of Medicine [ 0002-9343 ] ; 1968.
English descriptors
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- Abdominal wall, Acta, Acute hepatitis, American journal, Antistreptolysin titer, Bilirubin, Biopsy, Biopsy specimen, Blood transfusions, Body temperature, Breast tumors, Calcification, Calcifications bilaterally, Case report, Central county hospital, Clear picture, Erythrocyte, Erythrocyte count, Erythrocyte sedimentation rate, Fatty degeneration, Fatty tissue, General condition, Hemolytic streptococci, Hepatic cells, Histologic examination, Indirect tests, Infiltrates, Inflammatory cells, Inoculation hepatitis, Internal medicine, Joint pain, Liver biopsy, Lower part, Mammary, Mammary calcifications, Mammary lesions, Nodular, Nodular inflammation, Nodular nonsuppurative panniculitis, Nodule, Nonsuppurative, Nonsuppurative panniculitis, Other signs, Other subcutaneous infiltrates, Overlying skin, Panniculitis, Paper electrophoresis, Phosphatase activity, Rare cause, Relapsing, Rheumatic fever, Right breast, Roentgen examination, Same time, Sedimentation, Serum albumin, Serum bilirubin, Serum gamma globulin, Serum haptoglobin, Serum proteins, Subcutaneous, Subcutaneous adipose tissue, Subcutaneous infiltrates, Subcutaneous nodules, Systemic disease, Systemic idiopathic fibrosis, Throat swabs, Visceral involvement, Weberchristian disease.
Abstract
Abstract: A case is described in which mammary infiltrates appeared bilaterally during a quiescent period of Weber-Christian disease. Roentgenography showed calcifications within the palpated infiltrates. Four and a half years earlier the patient, a twenty-two year-old woman, had had an acute spell of fever and multiple subcutaneous nodules, and three months after the discovery of the mammary lesions she had another exacerbation of the basic disease with nodules, fever and physical distress, and fairly severe anemia. The patient, who was then pregnant, improved after spontaneous abortion, but did not recover completely until after recovery from subsequent complicating jaundice (inoculation hepatitis?). The lumps in the breasts decreased at the same time as the other subcutaneous infiltrates, but the calcifications did not disappear completely until two years later.
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DOI: 10.1016/0002-9343(68)90246-5
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