Plaque Type Eryrhema Nodosum.

Three young females developed plaque type erythema nodosum. The underlying causes in them were tuberculosis chest, recurrent furunculosis and malaria respectively. All the three cases were under treatment at the time of development of erythema nodosum plaques and the onset was acute.

Chronic Discoid Lupus, Erythematosus with Multiple Keratoacanthoma.

A 62 year old male patient had disseminated discoid lupus erythematosus and multiple nodules over the sun-exposed areas which were diagnosed as multiple keratoacanthomas. Nodules were asymptomatic and had a warty surface covered with thick scales.

Facial Halo Nevus.

Four cases of leucoderma acquisitum centrifugam, which were treated with psoralens, are being reported. Sudden development of peripheral leucoderma in an insignificant nevus on the face is cosmetic problem leading to tension and anxiety in -young people with pigmented skin. Though spontaneous resolution of halo nevus is known, this can not be certain. Peripheral halo of depigrnentation responded favorably to the treatment with psoralens in a definite period, and this can be an important reassuring factor.

Papillon Lefevre Syndrome.

A case of Papillon - Lefevre syndrome is being reported.

Naevoxanthoendothelioma (Synonym: Juvenile Xanthogranuloma).

A case of naevoxanthoendothelioma juvenile xanthogranuloma) is reported with rare features like late onset of the disease, involvement of liver and diffuse cutaneous lesions including cafe au lait spots and pigmented naevus. Final diagnosis could be achieved only on histopathology report.