[Modern approach to treatment of trophic ulcers of legs with perifocal varicose eczema, associated with mycotic infection].

During 2005-2007 128 patients at the age from 21 to 80 years with extensive trophic ulcers of legs were treated in the contaminated surgery department of A.V. Vishnevsky Surgery Institute and Korolenko Hospital.

[Endolymphatic antibiotic therapy of allergic vasculitis].

Inadequacy of the routine methods for therapy of infectious allergic vasculitides and the necessity of sanitizing the foci of infection have prompted the application of endolymphatic administration of antibiotics. Studies of ampicillin pharmacokinetics have demonstrated that a single endolymphatic injection in a dose of 1 x 10(6) U is sufficient to maintain the therapeutic concentration of the drug in the blood serum for 24 hrs. Ampicillin has been injected into the lymph vessels of both soles in the above dose once daily for 5-7 days to 10 patients suffering from allergic vasculitis for a long time.

[A case of pathomimia].

The authors describe a case of pathomimesis with simulation of seborrheal pemphigus, when the patient was referred to Group II invalidity.