Allergic Dermatitis Produced by Inhalant Molds

Jillson, Otis F.

doi:10.1001/archderm.1955.03730350013004

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“…(5) All the patients with the first four essential criteria had a similar clinical picture. None had only the more usual prurigo-like picture with hchenification, or patches of true discoid eczema, although there are clinical and experimental precedents for beUeving that any type of eczema can be aggravated by IgE-mediated reactions (Jillson & Adami, 1955;Strauss & Kligman, 1957). All our patients did show the typical prurigo and lichenification but also showed rather diffuse ill-defined erythema, at times merging into atopic erythroderma-the sort of picture which might suggest an immediate weal type sensitivity.…”

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Specific hyposensitization in atopic dermatitis

Fuenmayor

Champion

1979

Br J Dermatol

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Specific hyposensitization is rarely advocated for the treatment of atopic dermatitis. Good results have been obtained in fifteen mainly adolescent and adult patients selected from over 3,000 patients with atopic dermatitis. Criteria included a history of exacerbations of the dermatitis after exposure to the antigen, an airborne antigen which could not be avoided, a rather distinctive clinical picture and symptoms bad enough to warrant the considerable difficulties involved.

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confidence: 52%