Cellular infiltrate

Known as: Cellular Infiltration, INFILTRATE, Infiltration

An influx of cells, generally leukocytes, in locations or numbers not normally found, without other features of inflammation.

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2006

Paracoccidioidomycosis is an important endemic mycosis in South America. In Europe the disease is very rare and only found as…

1990

We report a case of multiple cutaneous indeterminate cell proliferative lesions in an adult without any other organ involvement…

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1987

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1987

Human fetal ileum contains an abundance of cells expressing HLA-D region (HLA-DR) antigens. In this study we characterized the…

1986

Twenty-two non-ulcerated basal cell carcinomas and 30 non-ulcerated squamous cell carcinomas were selected to study the reactive…

1985

The cell-mediated immunity in nonmelanotic skin cancer was studied in 115 patients. The diagnosis and type of skin cancer was…

1985

Vaccinia virus infection in mice previously infected with and immune to lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus resulted in a clinical…

1984

Experimentally induced cecal and hepatic amebiasis was studied in the Mongolian gerbil (Meriones unguiculatus). Axenically…

1983

Contact sensitivity to picryl chloride was studied in the mouse ear. The skin hypersensitivity, as a factor of ear swelling, and…

1979

The cellular infiltrate in the walls of resected ileum and colon specimens obtained from patients with Crohn's disease was…

1975

Counts were made of cells present within the inflammatory focus in gingival biopsies from adult macaque monkeys with gingivitis…