A 56-year-old Philippine seaman without any medical history presented an obstructive and prerenal acute kidney failure near the coasts of Normandy. He was hospitalized in intensive care units because of the seriousness of kidney failure and because of impaired consciousness. Abdominal computed tomography showed a destroyed left kidney, a right hydronephrosis and ureteral strictures, which is typical of urinary tuberculosis.
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October 2007
Background: Chronic actinic dermatitis is usually controlled under systemic immunosuppressive drugs. We report herein two patients successfully treated with topical tacrolimus.
Case Reports: Two men aged 60 and 70 years were treated for chronic actinic dermatitis for two years using systemic immunosuppressive drugs.