1924
DOI: 10.1007/bf01841190
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Zur Frühdiagnose und Wesen des Pemphigus

Abstract: Die Diagnose der Affektionen in den MundhShlen berei~en manehmM auJ]erordentliche Schwierigkeiten, zumal wenn sie Abhebungen der Schleimh~ut nnd mit Pseudomembranen belegte Defekte darstellen. Oft wird man, um die Diagnose einer Affektion im Munde zu erhgrten, sich nach auxilii~ren Symptomen umsehen mfissen. Der Pemphigus (P.), der sich in einer AnzaM der Fglle nur auf die Mundsehleimhau~ beschri~nkt oder aber im Munde zuers~ und dann erst am iibrigen KSrper auftritt, bietet selbstverst~ndlich ebenfalls grebe … Show more

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“…Both animals receiving material from patient 2 died after twenty-four hours, completely paralyzed. 3. All animals inoculated with filtrates from normal-appearing skin remained well.…”
Section: The Presence Of Virus In Autopsy Materialsmentioning
confidence: 92%
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“…Both animals receiving material from patient 2 died after twenty-four hours, completely paralyzed. 3. All animals inoculated with filtrates from normal-appearing skin remained well.…”
Section: The Presence Of Virus In Autopsy Materialsmentioning
confidence: 92%
“…Animals recovering from pemphigus exhibit a high per¬ centage of immunity to reinfection with pemphigus. 3. Some animals infected with pemphigus material remained clinically well, which is explained on the basis of silent immunization.…”
Section: Immunologymentioning
confidence: 99%