Mycosis Fungoides

Dr. A. M. H. GRAY said that in these cases of persistent ulceration of the mouth and the vulva, considerable confusion existed as to their nature. This type of case was very similar to that described by Sutton, under the name "peri-adenitis mucosa necrotica recurrens," probably this was the same condition as that described by Jacobi. It was unfortunate that the word " neurotica " was associated with the name, as the cases were certainly not functional in nature. The cases could be easily differentiated from erythema multiforme of the mouth, and from pemphigus of the mouth. This was the first case of the kind in which he had seen the ulceration on the skin. Sutton attributed the condition to an inflammatory condition of the mucous glands, but this case might throw new light on this question.