[Lymphadenitis caused by toxoplasmosis during gravidity -- an aetiological factor in congenital damage to the child (author's transl)]. / Durch Toxoplasmose hervorgerufene Lymphadenitis während der Gravidität als ätiologische Ursache der kongenitalen Schädigung des Kindes.

Even simple lymphadenitis during pregnancy may possibly be an acquired lymphatic form of toxoplasmosis with all detrimental consequences to the foetus.

Central nervous system involvement in infectious mononucleosis with studies for Epstein-Barr virus.

Neurologic complications in three girls, aged four, fourteen and fifteen years, with infectious mononucleosis are reported. All three patients had meningoencephalitis, in two of them cerebellar involvement predominated, while the third patient had cerebral involvement with paresis of cerebral nerves. The diagnosis of an Epstein-Barr virus infection was established serologiccally and in the first patient also by the detection of the Epstein-Barr virus.