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id reaction

Known as: autoeczematization 
National Institutes of Health

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3 relations

Broader (1)

Dermatitis
Exanthema

Narrower (1)

dermatophytid

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2014
2014
Autosensitisation (Autoeczematisation) reactions in a case of diaper dermatitis candidiasis
Diaper dermatitis is the most common cutaneous diagnosis in infants. Most cases are associated with the yeast colonisation of… 
1993
1993
Autoeczematization is associated with abnormal immune recognition of autologous skin antigens.
1992
1992
Circulating activated T lymphocytes in autoeczematization.
BACKGROUND AND DESIGN Autoeczematization, the symmetric diffuse spread of a previously localized dermatitis, has an unclear… 
1986
1986
Circulating activated (DR-positive) T lymphocytes in a patient with autoeczematization.
1985
1985
An animal model for altering the irritability threshold of normal skin *
Theory behind conditioned hyperirritability (autoeczematization) predicts the lowering of the irritation threshold in the… 
Review
1982
Review
1982
A new look at conditioned hyperirritability.
1979
1979
NUMMULAR ECZEMA OF STATIS ORIGIN
ABSTRACT: A total of 113 patients with nummular eruptions of unknown origin were collected over a period of 8 years. This number… 
1972
1972
Tick bite granuloma with autoeczematization.
1958
1958
Dynamics of autosensitization dermatitis; a clinical and microscopic concept of autoeczematization.
Autoeczematization1,2is the process by which a widespread dermatitis may complicate several types of localized eczema… 
1951
1951
Further studies in autoeczematization.
IN A PREVIOUS report, 1 preliminary studies concerning the nature of autoeczematization were described. Patients with… 
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