Monolateral sarcoidosis of parotid gland associated with hemolytic anemia: description of a case diagnosed by cyto-histology.

In this paper the authors describe an uncommon case of a young woman affected by sarcoidosis with a unique localization in the right parotid gland, who, later on, developed a clinical picture of hemolytic anemia due to warm antibodies. The case is described and comments are made based on existing literature.

[Benign gastric ulcer and ulcerated gastric carcinoma. Considerations on various clinico-endoscopic cases]. / Ulcera gastrica benigna e carcinoma gastrico ulcerato. Considerazioni su una casistica clinico-endoscopica.

Clinical data, X-ray, findings, and the endoscopic and cytologic diagnosis of 94 patients admitted to hospital for gastric ulcer have been reviewed. The purpose of the study was to establish the frequency of malignancy and the reliability and comparative merits of clinical factors, radiology, endoscopy and multiple biopsies in arriving at exact diagnosis. The results show that endoscopy is the most accurate in differentiating benign from malignant gastric ulcers.