Abstract
This year's Revue neurologuique describes a few cases of vitiligo in conjunction with the dorsal dryness, namely Ballet and Bauer observed 2 cases of vitiligo et tabes, Souques reported vitiligo of syphilic origin. P. Marie and Gvillain, however, did report 6 patients suffering from vitiligo, but they were not classified as tabes. In view of the venerable authors' interest in vitiligo, the pathogenesis of which has not yet been sufficiently elucidated, we will allow ourselves to say a few words about the case of vitiligo in conjunction with mental illness.
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