. The British journal of dermatology . The following series of photographs are selected as examples of thetypes of seborrhoea met with. The first shows inipetiginised seborrhoea of the scalp and ears, withdry seborrhoea of the chest. This man noted the onset three weeksbefore admission. A streptococcus and Staiihylococcus alhus wereobtained from the scalp by culture (Fig. 12). Typical cases are illustrated in three other photographs of thisdisease. Since the histories are similar to those described above, nodetailed account need be given (Figs. 13, 14, and 15). These photographs illustrate how
. The British journal of dermatology . The following series of photographs are selected as examples of thetypes of seborrhoea met with. The first shows inipetiginised seborrhoea of the scalp and ears, withdry seborrhoea of the chest. This man noted the onset three weeksbefore admission. A streptococcus and Staiihylococcus alhus wereobtained from the scalp by culture (Fig. 12). Typical cases are illustrated in three other photographs of thisdisease. Since the histories are similar to those described above, nodetailed account need be given (Figs. 13, 14, and 15). These photographs illustrate how severe a disease seborrhoea maybecome under service conditions. Most striking is the susceptibilityof the affected individual to secondary bacterial infections. Strepto-cocci and staphylococci appear to be invariably present, and a diph-theroid bacillus was found in five out of nineteen cases examined;morphologically it closely resembled the Klebs-Loeflier organism. British Journal of Dermatology and Syphilis! ;VOL. XXIX, Nos. Fig. 13.—Impetiginised seborrhcea of scalp and dry seborrhcea ofI)rest€i-ual ai-ea.
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