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MIKULICZ DISEASE AND MIKULICZ SYNDROME Akiyoshi Konno 1 pp.837-844
Published Date 1975/11/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492208270
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 The etiology of Mikulicz disease has long been a topic of discussion since the former reported of his original case.

 Many cases of so-called Mikulicz disease may develop, if clinical course is followed for a long period, immunological abnormalities and these may be thought to be a variant of Sjögren syndrome as described by Morgan. But we still encounter cases with chronic bilateral swelling of the salivary and lacrimal glands and with typical histological findings as described by Mikulicz and Morgan, in which underlying diseases, such as Sjögren syndrome, malignant lymphoma hematological disorders, tuberculosis, syphilis, gaut, drug intoxocation, sarcoidosis and viral infections as mumps, adenovirus and cochaxie virus, can be ruled out. For proper understanding of the etiology of these obscure cases, careful follow-ups with thorough laboratory examinations including viral investigations are mandatory.

 The authors report 2 cases of Mikulicz disease.

 A 15 year-old girl with chronic bilateral swelling of parotid, submandibular and lacrymal glands developed an apparent immunological abnormality 10 months after the onset of symptoms. This case is presently under control by administration of irradiation and steroid therapy.

 The second case is a man, aged 49, with chronic bilateral swelling of the submandibular and lacrymal glands, without apparent underlying disorders. The swelling of the lacrymal glands subsided spontaneously 10 months after surgical extirpation of the bilateral mandibular glands without further recurrence of symptoms. During the period of 3 years observation, this case has failed to show any apparent immunoserological or hematological abnormalities.


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