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Skin changes and diseases associated with pregnancy.
- T. R. Wade, S. L. Wade, H. Jones
- Medicine
- Obstetrics and gynecology
- 1978
During the gestational period, the skin is among the many organs undergoing changes. Various endocrine changes occurring in pregnancy are thought to give rise to certain skin changes such as… Expand
A Mechanism of Susceptibility to Mucormycosis in Diabetic Ketoacidosis Transferrin and Iron Availability
- W. Artis, J. Fountain, H. Delcher, H. Jones
- Chemistry, Medicine
- Diabetes
- 1 December 1982
The defect in host defense that makes the diabetic ketoacidotic (DKA) patient susceptible to mucormycosis has not been identified. Sera from 10 DKA patients and three normal volunteers were tested… Expand
Immune response and host resistance of humans to dermatophyte infection.
- H. Jones
- Medicine
- Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology
- 1 May 1993
Clearing of dermatophyte infection depends on a cell-mediated immune response. Antibodies to fungi, although present in infected persons, are ineffective at ridding the skin of fungi. Experiments in… Expand
Immunologic susceptibility to chronic dermatophytosis.
- H. Jones, J. Reinhardt, M. Rinaldi
- Medicine
- Archives of dermatology
- 1 August 1974
Subjects extensively and chronically infected with dermatophytes were shown to be atopic by demonstration of multiple immediate skin test sensitivities and elevated levels of serum IgE. Three atopic… Expand
Atopic disease and serum immunoglobulin‐E
- H. Jones, J. Inouye, J. L. McGerity, C. Lewis
- Medicine
- The British journal of dermatology
- 1 January 1975
Fifty‐seven subjects, forty‐three with various combinations of atopic disease and fourteen non‐atopic controls, were studied using a battery of immediate skin test allergens and a radio‐immunoassay… Expand
Transferrin, iron, and dermatophytes. I. Serum dematophyte inhibitory component definitively identified as unsaturated transferrin.
- R. D. King, H. A. Khan, J. C. Foye, J. Greenberg, H. Jones
- Medicine
- The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine
- 1975
The factor present in normal human serum which inhibits growth of dematophytic fungi is characterized and identified. Serum inhibitory factor (SIF) is nondialyzable, heat stable at 56 degrees C. for… Expand
Griseofulvin-resistant dermatophytosis correlates with in vitro resistance.
The unsuccessful treatment of dermatophytosis with griseofulvin is common. The mechanism is not known but may involve infection with a griseofulvin-resistant dermatophyte. The mean minimal inhibitory… Expand
Oral terbinafine in the treatment of toenail onychomycosis: North American multicenter trial.
- L. Drake, N. Shear, +22 authors J. Birnbaum
- Medicine
- Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology
- 1 November 1997
BACKGROUND
Onychomycosis is an increasing problem with limited therapeutic options.
OBJECTIVE
We evaluated the safety and efficacy, of oral terbinafine, a new fungicidal antimycotic, in patients… Expand
An animal model for altering the irritability threshold of normal skin
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Theory behind conditioned hyperirritability (autoeczematization) predicts the lowering of the irritation threshold in the presence of a pre‐existing dermatitis. We have attempted to develop an animal… Expand
A new look at conditioned hyperirritability.
"Conditioned hyperirritability" is a term used to describe the phenomenon wherein a dermatitis on one area of the body results in a heightened irritability of the whole skin, even in areas distant… Expand
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