Autopsy
Studies from Mie University, Medical Department update current data on autopsy
Published in Medical Device Law Weekly, November 25th, 2007
"Neuro- Sweet disease is a rare condition of central nervous involvement accompanied by cutaneous Sweet lesions. Neuropathological changes in neuro- Sweet disease are unknown To describe post- mortem findings of the first case of neuro- Sweet disease A 44- year- old Japanese man developed recurrent episodes of cerebral and brainstem encephalitis with cutaneous Sweet lesions from the age of 34 years," scientists in Tsu, Japan report.
"His HLA typing was B54 and Cw1, and the symptoms and MRI abnormalities markedly subsided following corticosteroid therapy. Histologically, there were multiple lesions of perivascular cuffing of small venules by macrophages without...
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