1957
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1957.01550230013003
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The Allergic Eczema-like Reaction and the Primary Irritant Reaction

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“…This theory has been supported by a number of recent experimental studies [3,5,6,7,11,17]. U nfortunately, all but one [5] have been on guinea pigs, animals which do not vesiculate as men do, when devel oping an allergic contact reaction [3]. The alternate to this theory of inflamm atory cell invasion beginning the allergic contact reaction is the early and traditional view, championed by Civatte [4], th at the first alteration begins with focal edema formation in the epidermis, and th at the round cell infiltration of the dermis and epidermis follows as a later secondary event.…”
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“…This theory has been supported by a number of recent experimental studies [3,5,6,7,11,17]. U nfortunately, all but one [5] have been on guinea pigs, animals which do not vesiculate as men do, when devel oping an allergic contact reaction [3]. The alternate to this theory of inflamm atory cell invasion beginning the allergic contact reaction is the early and traditional view, championed by Civatte [4], th at the first alteration begins with focal edema formation in the epidermis, and th at the round cell infiltration of the dermis and epidermis follows as a later secondary event.…”
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“…Is it extravasation of antibody-bearing inflamm atory mononuclear cells into the dermis, with their resultant invasion of the epidermis leading to the epidermal changes as suggested by Miescher [12] ? This theory has been supported by a number of recent experimental studies [3,5,6,7,11,17]. U nfortunately, all but one [5] have been on guinea pigs, animals which do not vesiculate as men do, when devel oping an allergic contact reaction [3].…”
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