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Pseudohyperaldosteronism induced by habitual ingestion of liquorice.

The anaemia did not respond to haematinics, which is not surprising considering the deep-seated staphylococcal abscesses present at this stage; however. it is pertinent to remember that treatment with amphotericin B is associated with a normochromicnornocytic anaemia which appears early in the course of treatment and is characterized by the absence of reticulocytosis with neither marrow hypernor hypo-plasia (Utz et al., 1964). In this case, the thrombocytopenia was thought to be due to the septicaemia, although it is described as a late manifestation of the general marrow depression caused by amphotericin B. Thrombocytopenia is also described as an early, idiosyncratic effect of treatment with amphotericin B. Melaena was present in this case from the twelfth to the twentieth day and was thought initially to be due to stress ulceration (Curling's Ulcer) and subsequently due to the massive infection of the gut with Candida.