Aseptic Meningitis Immune mediated vascular lesions in the meningeal and coronary arteries. Symptoms include chronic fever, anorexia, stiff neck and paralysis. An autoimmune disease where antibodies form against the nuclear protein of cells. Lesions usually begin on the face and ears, then spread and may be generalized. In rare cases only the footpads are involved.
Hair loss occurs and is poorly responsive to treatment.
A decrease in pigmentation of the nose, usually during winter. Umbilical Hernia A break in the abdominal muscle wall at the point where the umbilical cord enters the body. May contain abdominal viscera and sometimes regresses spontaneously. A slow, progressive inflammatory disease of the liver, cirrhosis of the liver results. A malformation of blood vessels in the liver or an abnormal communication between the arteries and veins in the liver.