Diffuse neurofibroma of scalp.

Diffuse neurofibroma is an uncommon but distinct variety of neurofibroma, usually affecting trunk, head and neck regions of adolescents and young adults. The clinical features, gross macroscopic and histopathological findings are enunciated and the criteria for instituting the preferred modality of treatment for such lesions has been reviewed, stressing upon the need to exclude the neurofibromatoses preoperatively.

Primary Hodgkin's disease of small intestine: a report of two cases.

Two patients with primary Hodgkin's disease of the small intestine are reported because of rarity of this condition. Both patients presented with primary intestinal symptoms and were diagnosed after surgical resection. The modalities of treatment and favorable long term survival are presented.