Titlebook: Immunodermatology; Irma N. Gigli,Peter A. Miescher,Hans J. Müller-Ebe Book 1983 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1983 Dermatitis.Hautkran

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Circulating Immune Complexes in Dermatologic Disease,mplex-like material has been detected in the sera of patients with connective tissue, infectious, neoplastic, and renal diseases, as well as many others. In some instances good correlations exist between the presence and levels of immune complexes and clinical disease activity, while in others the a

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Infections in Patients with Abnormal Granulocyte Chemotaxis, to microbial infections. Patients with phagocytic cell dysfunction, for example, frequently suffer recurrent severe disease from microbial species which are usually considered to have little virulence. In addition, these patients may not respond to what is adequate antimicrobial therapy in persons

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Ro (SSA) and La (SSB) Antibodies,ical and serologic findings are integrated with fundamental observations in this rapidly expanding area of research. Retrospective analysis of the physicochemical properties of the antigens and the cellular staining characteristics of antibodies to these antigens suggest that SjD and Ro and SSA, as

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Physical Urticaria/Angioedema as an Experimental Model of Acute and Chronic Inflammation in Human Sl allows observations of the evolution of clinical manifestations, histologic analysis of tissue alterations, measurement of mediators released into the circulation, and assessment of motility of circulating peripheral leukocytes. A patient with physical urticaria and circulating immune complexes pr

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Circulating Immune Complexes in Dermatologic Disease,fic, and that false positive results can occur in all systems. Additionally, the demonstration of immune complex-like material, even in a high percentage of patients with a given disease, does not necessarily mean that immune complexes play a primary role in the pathophysiology of that disease. Immu

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