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[Disseminated histiocytosis X in an adult patient].

Patient was a 69 year old white female who presented with diffuse brownish-reddish and normal skin colored nodules of a diameter ranging from 0.5-4 cm. Histologic examination showed histiocytosis X. Despite the retinoid-PUVA, and combination of glucocorticoid and chemotherapy the disease progressed and in 8 months after the appearance of the skin lesions the patient expired. The authors briefly summarise the clinical, histological features of histiocytosis X and the therapeutic possibilities.