1984
DOI: 10.1159/000156933
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Immune Complexes and the Lung: A Skeptical Review

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“…Initiation of lung injury by antibodies deserves special mention because, after early enthusiasm 169 followed by skepticism, 170 it is again attracting attention. Antibodies can initiate lung injury either directly by reacting with lung tissues or indirectly when trapped as immune complexes containing exogenous antigens.…”
Section: Antibody-initiated Lung Injurymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Initiation of lung injury by antibodies deserves special mention because, after early enthusiasm 169 followed by skepticism, 170 it is again attracting attention. Antibodies can initiate lung injury either directly by reacting with lung tissues or indirectly when trapped as immune complexes containing exogenous antigens.…”
Section: Antibody-initiated Lung Injurymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the pathogenetic mechanisms appear to require participation of antigenspecific inflammatory T cells and activated alveolar machrophages [Upadrashta et al, 1988]. Precipitating antibodies are markers of exposure and probably play little or no role in disease [Burrell and Rylander, 1981;Richerson, 1984]. The reason why only a relatively small number of causative agents (thermophilic actinomyces, certain mold spores, and bird proteins) are capable of causing disease may be the requirement for adjuvanticity as well as antigenicity.…”
Section: Hypersensitivity Pneumonitismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…, 23, 34] konnte kein Zusammenhang mit Symptomen festgestellt werden. Präzipitine müssen eher als Zeichen der Exposition angesehen werden und spielen wahrscheinlich eine geringe oder keine Rolle bei der Erkrankung[6,28].…”
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