1951
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1951.01570100002001
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Etiologic and Immunologic Concepts Regarding Sarcoidosis

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“…Hypo-and agammaglobulinaemic individuals usually respond well with delayed hypersensitivity reactions in spite of an almost total lack of plasma cells and ability to produce circulating antibodies (Perter , Kelly et al 1958, Aisenberg & Leskowitx 1963. On the other hand, patients with reticuloses such as sarcoidosis or Hodgkin's disease usually produce circulating antibodies normally while frequently failing to develop delayed hypersensitivity reactions ( Rostenberg 1951, Sokal & Primikirios 1961.…”
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“…Hypo-and agammaglobulinaemic individuals usually respond well with delayed hypersensitivity reactions in spite of an almost total lack of plasma cells and ability to produce circulating antibodies (Perter , Kelly et al 1958, Aisenberg & Leskowitx 1963. On the other hand, patients with reticuloses such as sarcoidosis or Hodgkin's disease usually produce circulating antibodies normally while frequently failing to develop delayed hypersensitivity reactions ( Rostenberg 1951, Sokal & Primikirios 1961.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%