... 1924, xxii, 188.—Hannay (M. G.). Case for diagnosis (urticaria pigmentosa?). Proc. Roy. Soc. Med, Lond, 1923-24, xvii, ...

... evanescent and characteristic wheals, etc., or it is urticaria pigmentosa with its usual symptoms. This sharp division is not in accord with ...

... 1907-8, i, Dermat. Sect., 165.-----. Case for diagnosis (Urticaria pigmentosa?). Ibid., 1908-9, ii, Dermat. Sect., 106.-----. Urticaria ...

... 92 hemorrhagica, 92 perstans pigmentosa, 97 pigmentosa, 97 diagnosis, 99 Urticaria, pigmentosa, etiology, 98 pathology, 99 prognosis, 99 symptoms, 97 ...

... which, as later developments proved, were cases of urticaria pigmentosa. A dif- ferential diagnosis from xanthoma can be made by the fact that in xanthoma factitious wheals cannot be produced, and itching and ... urticaria pigmentosa may approximate this sulphur yellow, but are usually ...

... or slow process of involution in the characteristic symptoms. Urticaria Pigmentosa. In this form of the disease, characteristic M' ...

... in xanthoma. Itching is nearly always a prominent symptom in urticaria pigmentosa, and close observation would detect the occasional presence ... I Xanthoma J P^gy- 493 i 8 Diagnosis, 495 j ' Treatment, 496 J diabeticorum, 497 ... pigmentosa mistaken for, 496 note Xeroderma, 379 ichthyoides, 378 ...

... absence of burrows gene- rally, render its differential diagnosis easy. Urticaria Pigmentosa is a much rarer form, the relationships of ...

... followed by discoloration of the skin, as in urticaria pigmentosa. The itching is intense and is a most marked subjective symptom; occasionally there is burning or tingling. Secondary lesions ...

... The dermatosis which most closely simulates it is urticaria pigmentosa (hence called xanthelasmoidea by Tilbury Fox), but the history, distribution, and sub- jective symptoms of the two diseases easily serve to distinguish ...