CASE 1 (PROPOSITUS) A woman of 33 years presented in 1980 with a pyrexia of 39°C and general malaise. Her chest radiograph was normal, but she had abnormal liver function tests, and her liver biopsy showed numerous granulomata typical of sarcoidosis. She was treated with prednisolone: her malaise disappeared, she became apyrexial, and her liver function tests returned to normal. Her Kveim test,...

These last years, an increasingly significant number of traffic accidents caused by a malaise at the steering wheel was observed. The management of this kind of phenomenon is difficult and presents a real challenge. Given this fact, the authors try, in this paper, to propose a work which, thanks to new technologies, let’s take care of people taken malaise while driving. Thus, they will provide ...

A 29-year-old woman with no significant past medical history presented with malaise, fever, headache, inguinal lymphadenopathy, and a painful lesion on her ankle (Figures 1 and 2). Other pertinent findings on cutaneous examination included faint blanching 2to 3-mm macules on her trunk. ere were no oral lesions and no signs of embolic Fever and malaise associated with a painful papule on the ankle