Diagnostic Approach to Adult Erythroderma: A Rare Case of Sezary Syndrome.

Background & Objective: Sezary Syndrome is an uncommon leukemic variant of Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma (CTCL), comprising only 5% of all CTCL cases. The rarity of this syndrome emphasizes the critical need to comprehend its distinct clinical presentation, diagnosis, and treatment.

Case Presentation: A 51-year-old man was admitted with itchy, persistent, and extensive erythematous patches, ulcers, lumps, lymphadenopathy, alopecia, and nail dystrophy that had been present for eight months.

Localized asymptomatic cerebellar abscess after penetrating brain injury by wooden foreign object with adequate antibiotics administration: A case report.

Introduction: Brain abscess is a compilation of pus enclosed in capsule as a result of focal infection in brain parenchyma. It is one of several complications found in patients who suffered penetrating brain injury.

Case Presentation: Thirty-four-year-old man suffered a penetrating brain injury after a 50 cm piece of wood penetrated through his facial skull and ended its tip in his cerebellum, the wood priorly ejected from a moulding machine.