Hyalinosis Cutis Et Mucosae (Lipoid Proteinosis)
Hyalinosis Cutis Et Mucosae (Lipoid Proteinosis)
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DOI:
10.1017/s0022215100064690
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发表时间:
1965-11
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R. T. Raymond-Jones
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R. T. Raymond-Jones
HYALINOSIS CUTIS ET MUCOSAE sometimes called_ Lipoid Proteinosis is a rare metabolic disease which is familial and congenital and is characterized by prolonged hoarseness and a pale, waxy, thickened appearance of the skin and mucous membranes, due to infiltration of a lipoid material. The condition was first described by Siebenmann in 1908 and in 1929 Urbach and Wiethe reported nine cases. About 100 cases have now been reported in world literature and of these 33 cases were seen in South Africa and nearly all of which are from families of German or Dutch descent. The first case to be reported in Britain was in 1961 (Cowan et al.), Thripp reported the first case in the United States of America in 1935 and Thambiah et al. the first case in India in 1963. The largest series—27 cases—were reported by Scott and Findlay in i960.