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Molluscum Contagiosum. 



Mollusc um contagiosum is an infectious and by no means un- 

 common lid affection. The characteristic round white elevations, with 

 a central depression, out of which the molluscum contents project, 

 are often overlooked or wrongly diagnosed. The expert clinician will 

 make a positive diagnosis (especially after examining with the loupe), 

 which can be confirmed by examining the material expressed from 

 the tumour under the microscope in salt solution or glycerine, when 

 oval, refracting, granular molluscum bodies appear, surrounded by 

 membrane of double contour ; their diameters average 30 by 20 to 25 p. 



In microscopical sections the bodies can be seen to arise in the 



