1969
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.100.5.644
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Alcoholic urticaria (? cholinergic) and delayed pressure urticaria

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“…More accurate provocation testing could be conducted with the aid of computer-aided thermoelectric Peltier device [14]. Rare hereditary (autosomal-dominant) autoinflammatory conditions may present with cold-induced whealing (with negative ice cube test) [15,16] including rare cases of phospholipase Cg2 gene mutations and mutations in coldinduced auto-inflammatory syndrome-1 gene [17][18][19][20]. It is suggested that an autoimmune mechanism involving interaction of IgE autoantibodies with a cold-dependent skin antigen plays a major role in the development of coldinduced urticaria [12].…”
Section: Classification Pathogenesis and Diagnosismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More accurate provocation testing could be conducted with the aid of computer-aided thermoelectric Peltier device [14]. Rare hereditary (autosomal-dominant) autoinflammatory conditions may present with cold-induced whealing (with negative ice cube test) [15,16] including rare cases of phospholipase Cg2 gene mutations and mutations in coldinduced auto-inflammatory syndrome-1 gene [17][18][19][20]. It is suggested that an autoimmune mechanism involving interaction of IgE autoantibodies with a cold-dependent skin antigen plays a major role in the development of coldinduced urticaria [12].…”
Section: Classification Pathogenesis and Diagnosismentioning
confidence: 99%