[Kaposi's sarcoma].
Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) is a very rare disease in Japan. The description by Moritz kaposi in 1872 of a "multiple idiopathic pigment sarcoma of the skin" stressed the multifocal lesions of the disease and its vascular nature, and it was renamed multiple idiopathic hemorrhagic sarcoma." For many years, the traditional form of KS was seen by most dermatologists and pathologists. During the 1970s, following the initiation of immunosuppression therapy for kidney transplantation, on autoimmune disease, KS was observed to occur in up to 5% of patients undergoing this procedure. In 1981, reports began to appear of kaposi's sarcoma in young immunocompromised homosexual men. Many patients bad lymphadenopathy and/or unusual opportunistic infections. The clinical manifestations of traditional KS were and are well established. The initial lesions usually involveWest Ham's Israeli midfielder Yossi Benayoun has said he was "embarrassed" by the alleged antisemitic chanting by a section of the club's supporters during their team's Premier League match against Tottenham Hotspur at White Hart Lane on Sunday.

West Ham fans were heard apparently mocking the Holocaust and seen making what appeared to be Nazi salutes during their side's 3-1 defeat. The Metropolitan police has received a complaint about the abuse and on Monday arrested two supporters for the salutes. The two fans have accepted police cautions and one has since been identified by West Ham as a season ticket-holder and banned by the club. "Any other individuals identified can expect a similar swift and robust response," West Ham said.

Benayoun, who is on loan at West Ham from Chelsea,