Repura
Online ISSN : 2185-1352
Print ISSN : 0024-1008
ISSN-L : 0024-1008
AN EXAMPLE OF LYMPHOGRANULOMATOSIS COMBINING WITH LEPROSY
Shigenori Ishihara
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1952 Volume 21 Issue 2 Pages 62-64_1

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1. I met with a very rare case in which lymphogranulomatosis combined with lepra nervosa at the autopsy of leprosy,
2. This disease not only systematically injured many lymph-glands, for example, cervical glands, mediastinal glands, abdominal glands, axillary glands, and inguinal glands; etc. but also gave changes to lungs, a spleen, kidneys, and pancrease, etc.
3. We generally fined in protein fraction of lepra nervosa that albumin and globulin is neary in proportion. In this case, however, globulin, especially γ globulin increased to an exceptional degree. Therefore, it may be considered that the increase of γ globulin was caused by Hodgkin's disease.

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