Mycosis Fungoides with Unusual Features.

A case of mycosis fungoides had unusual features such as non- pruritic nodule-ulcerative lesions following a febrile, episode, appearance of many lesions in subsequent episodes in the margins of scars of previous lesions, along with a cyclic course. Higtopathology of the skin and lymph node showed a typical picture, of mycosis fungoides.

Pigmentary variation in Indian populations.

Skin reflectance spectrophotometric studies on Indian populations have been reviewed. Age changes in skin colour have been described on the basis of available data. It has been observed that pigment is lost through adolescent years.