Lymphangiectasia follows traumatic ulcer of the vulva – A rare coincidence: Case report.

A 40 years old woman, presented with vulvar itching associated with warty lesions appeared after a trauma to vulvar region few months back. She gave history of fall on a sharp object and developed those lesions while working as a labourer. She was diagnosed as a case of Lymphangiectasia of vulva. It was a rare coincidence, so we are reporting this case.

An etiopathological study of urticaria in a tertiary care center in Northern India.

Urticaria is a common condition faced by both dermatologists and allergists alike. There are various causes of urticaria many of times multiple factors are responsible and on the other side at times no specific cause is found which is responsible for chronic Idiopathic urticaria. Very few studies have been done in this regard, so this study was carried out to find out the etiopathological factors responsible for urticaria.

Health hazards at autopsy – A review article.

The postmortem room is a source of potential hazards to the health of forensic experts, pathologists and mortuary technicians. Infectious pathogens in cadavers that present particular risk include mycobacterium tuberculosis, HBV, HCV, HIV and prions that cause transmissible spongiform encephalopathies such as Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) and gerstmann-strausster-sheinker syndrome (GSS). This review focuses specifically on these hazards associated with the autopsy of infected patients.