Persistent right aortic arch with atresia of the entire main pulmonary artery

Syndrome Associated with Kimmelstiel - Wilson Lesion of Kidney

“…A "4nephrotic syndrome" was present in 1 out of 10 cases described by Herbut (1941) and 3 out of 10 described by Siegal and Allen (1941). Laipply et al (1944) found a nephrotic syndrome in only 6.5%/.…”

“…A "4nephrotic syndrome" was present in 1 out of 10 cases described by Herbut (1941) (Laipply et at., 1944,;Goodof, 1945;Mann eatl., 1949) and in severe,diabetes' (Herbut, Mann et a'l. likely to suffer from complications such as neuropathy (Rundles) and retinitis proliferans (Waite and Beetham, 1935 …”

Renal Complications in Diabetes Mellitus

“…Derow, Altschule, and Schlesinger (1939) reported ;3 further example, and in the same year Newburger and Peters (1939) published a review of nine cases, with postmortem evidence in four. Herbut (1941), in a review of 2,000 consecutive necropsies at the Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, found a further nine cases fulfilling all the requirements previously described. Porter and Walker (1941) published the results of an analysis of the clinical and laboratory features of eight cases, with post-mortem verification in six of them.…”

“…They suggested that the renal changes represented an instance of a predilective degenerative process in diabetes culminating in the syndrome described. Herbut (1941) reviewed 2,000 necropsies and found nine cases fulfilling all the requirements described and showing glomerular lesions.…”

Pulmonary metastases imitating alveolar‐cell carcinoma

“…The neoplastic cells ranged from highly uniform columnar cells down to low cuboidal, anaplastic or dissociated elements; they might be ciliated or non-ciliated, with or without mucinous secretion, with papillary projections or without them, with mitoses present or absent : they might cover the whole alveolar wall or only a part or a short segment of it. In some cases, lymphatic permeation is described, whilst other authors stress its absence (Skorpil, 1941; Ikeda, 1945;Herbut, 1946; Hutchison, 1952;Werner, 1953;Farber et al, 1954;Fanconi, 1956; Gardiol and Jallut, 1956;Eck, 1957; Johansen and Olsen, 1957; Ba16, 1959 ; and others). Thus none of these criteria can be relied upon in the diagnosis of primary alveolar carcinoma.…”