Interstate medical journal . la clinique quatre jours plus tard, theskin a montré une nette amélioration, la plupart des lésions distinctes présentant evi-ance d'aplatissement, avec l'ensemble d'absence de nouvelles. Une semaine plus tard, sous l'administration régulière de sulfate de magnésium et de l'utilisation d'lotionlocally resorcin, la peau du visage avaient complètement disparu, tandis que sur les mains qu'un fewlesions persistent. Lorsque le patient a été vu un mois plus tard, le onlyevidence de l'ancienne éruption a été la présence de quelques petites, isolées, hardpapules sur le dos de la main. Cas II.-Myrtle C., l'âge de douze ans,

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Interstate medical journal . the clinic four days later, theskin showed a marked improvement, most of the lesions presenting distinct evi-dence of flattening, with an entire absence of new ones. One week later, underthe steady administration of magnesium sulphate and the use of resorcin lotionlocally, the skin of the face had entirely cleared, while on the hands only a fewlesions still persisted. When the patient was seen one month later, the onlyevidence of the former eruption was the presence of a few isolated, small, hardpapules on the back of the hand. Case II.—Myrtle V., age twelve years, presented herself at the clinic onJuly 17, 1902, with an eruption which had been present for about one year. Itconsisted of pin-point to pin-head size papules, pale pink in color, on the fore- head and scalp, arranged in clusters and lines. On the back of the right handwere a few isolated lesions. The individual papules presented flattened tops, some of them showing in the center a minute depression at the site of the fol-. FlG. 2. 4 212 E N G M A N—L O T B . licle, and most of them having a translucent, glistening appearance, apparentlycaused by the stretching of the epidermis. The eruption caused no subjectivedisturbance, and relief was sought merely because of the disfigurement.(Fig. 2.) This patient was at once given magnesium sulphate, grains ten, four timesdaily, and a resorcin lotion for application several times during the day. Oneweek later there was marked improvement, the lesions appearing to be rapidlydrying, and the treatment was continued. Several weeks subsequently the im-provement had progressed to a very great degree, with every indication that acomplete disappearance of the eruption would soon result; an outcome whichwe could only surmise, however, as the patient failed to return as requested. The fairly frequent occurrence of warts of this nature, their tendency to ap-pear especially upon the face, and, therefore, the greater importance of theirrecognitio

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