1931
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1931.03880240022003
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Hypersensitivity to Trichophytin in the Casual Dermatologic Patient

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“…Amberg (1910), using linear scarification, had thirteen positives from 131 casual patients; four of the thirteen had no previous history of ringworm. Repeating this investigation, Rosen, Peck, and Sobel (1931) intradermally tested 102 dermatological patients-seventytwo of them with some pedal skin lesion-and found a positive reaction in sixty-seven. There were nine proved cases of tinea pedis in this series, and eight of them reacted strongly.…”
Section: Previous Investigations With Mycotic Extractsmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…Amberg (1910), using linear scarification, had thirteen positives from 131 casual patients; four of the thirteen had no previous history of ringworm. Repeating this investigation, Rosen, Peck, and Sobel (1931) intradermally tested 102 dermatological patients-seventytwo of them with some pedal skin lesion-and found a positive reaction in sixty-seven. There were nine proved cases of tinea pedis in this series, and eight of them reacted strongly.…”
Section: Previous Investigations With Mycotic Extractsmentioning
confidence: 93%