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When I > helped take him for an MRI [no problems seen in MRI pictures], his arms and > hands were yellow. [For those who can remember when oleomargerine was white > and came with a yellow-orange dye packet: How very odd. You'll have to tell us about the final diagnosis. Has anyone looked at this guy's adrenal function? Has arsenic poisoning been ruled out? Both problems can cause changes in skin color, albeit not the changes you describe. Nonetheless, considering his rapid neurological deterioration, ruling out arsenic poisoning might not be a bad idea. Here in Michigan we have high levels of arsenic in some wells - involved individuals have a whole host of weird symptoms, including neurological deterioration. ----- God bless Mary Ann ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn