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Arthurs Authentic Italian: Mastering Classic Italian Cuisine
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Arthurs Authentic Italian: Mastering Classic Italian Cuisine
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by Barbara Wilson ‧ In the sixth book of Wilson’s mystery series, amateur sleuth Cassandra Reilly must figure out who killed a gay activist editor before she becomes a victim herself. Cassandra, a busy professional translator of novels from Spanish into English, reluctantly attends an academic lecture in London at the behest of Avery Armstrong, a literary agent of her acquaintance.
The Queer Old Case of the Spinster Sleuth
You don’t notice her at first, but when you do, she’s peering over the garden hedge or through the lace curtains of a tea shop. She’s just another nosy old lady, absent-minded and a gossip, in hats and gloves when she goes out into the village, clutching her purse to her chest, ready to pester the police with a vaguely crackpot question or warning. When you think of the spinster sleuths of the Golden Age, who comes to mind?
What Is Your Diagnosis? Stinkbug Staining
After discussing management options with the patient including biopsy, we decided that we would photograph the lesion and follow-up in clinic. While dressing, the patient discovered the source of the pigment, a stinkbug, stuck to the corresponding area of the sock. The brown marmorated stinkbug (Halyomorpha halys)(Figure) is a member of the Pentatomidae family. This insect is native to East Asia and has become an invasive species in the United States.
Erythematous Scaly Papules on the Shins and Calves
A shave biopsy of a lesion on the right leg was performed. Histopathology revealed a discrete papule with overlying compact hyperkeratosis. There was parakeratosis with an absent granular layer and a lichenoid lymphocytic infiltrate within the papillary dermis (Figure). Given the clinical context, these changes were consistent with a diagnosis of hyperkeratosis lenticularis perstans (HLP), also known as Flegel disease.
What Is Your Diagnosis? Tinea Corporis
Although contact dermatitis from the metal on the back of the watch was suspected, many modern wrist watches are made with stainless steel rather than nickel, which is a common contact allergen; therefore, other diagnoses were considered in the differential including irritant contact dermatitis, psoriasis, and tinea infection. A potassium hydroxide (KOH) preparation was performed to rule out tinea infection.
Erythematous Scaly Patch on the Jawline
Histopathology revealed a broad asymmetric melanocytic proliferation at the dermoepidermal junction, consisting both of singly dispersed cells as well as randomly positioned nests (Figure 1). The single cells demonstrated junctional confluence and extension along adnexal structures highlighted by melan-A stain
(Figure 2). The melanocytes were markedly atypical with enlarged and hyperchromatic nuclei containing multiple nucleoli. No dermal involvement was seen.
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