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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1978
To the Editor. — I should like to comment on the negativity of the tuberculin skin test performed on the patients described in the article entitled "Transtracheal Aspiration in Diagnosis of Sputum-Spear—Negative Tuberculosis" (238:1037-1040, 1977).
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To the Editor. — I should like to comment on the negativity of the tuberculin skin test performed on the patients described in the article entitled "Transtracheal Aspiration in Diagnosis of Sputum-Spear—Negative Tuberculosis" (238:1037-1040, 1977).
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Tubercle, 1957
Summary Skin sensitivity in sarcoidosis has been investigated using tuberculin and Candida albicans antigen. Sixty-nine per cent of 102 cases of sarcoidosis gave a negative Mantoux reaction to 100 TU PPD compared with 20 per cent of controls. Among sarcoidosis patients who failed to react to tuberculin alone, tuberculin-cortisone gave reactions in 50
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Summary Skin sensitivity in sarcoidosis has been investigated using tuberculin and Candida albicans antigen. Sixty-nine per cent of 102 cases of sarcoidosis gave a negative Mantoux reaction to 100 TU PPD compared with 20 per cent of controls. Among sarcoidosis patients who failed to react to tuberculin alone, tuberculin-cortisone gave reactions in 50
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Australasian Journal of Dermatology, 1969
Summary A carcinogen in the form of whole tobacco smoke condensate was applied to the skin of a group of human subjects most of whom had suffered from bronchogenic carcinoma. One week later the epidermal density was estimated on the area exposed to the carcinogen and compared with, the density of unexposed epidermis in the same subject.
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Summary A carcinogen in the form of whole tobacco smoke condensate was applied to the skin of a group of human subjects most of whom had suffered from bronchogenic carcinoma. One week later the epidermal density was estimated on the area exposed to the carcinogen and compared with, the density of unexposed epidermis in the same subject.
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Severity of asthma in skin test-negative and skin test-positive patients
Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 1985The standardized records of 144 asthmatic patients have been analyzed to determine whether the severity of their condition was correlated with the presence or absence of positive intradermal skin test reactions to a panel of seven allergen extracts (dust, feathers, Alternaria, Hormodendrum, mixed tree pollen, mixed grass pollen, and ragweed pollen ...
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Journal of biological regulators and homeostatic agents, 2018
The skin prick test (SPT) is the most common test for the diagnosis of allergy. SPT is performed by pricking the skin, usually in the volar surface of the forearm, with a lancet through a drop of an allergen extract and is usually the first choice test in the diagnostic workup for allergic diseases because of its reliability, safety, convenience and ...
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The skin prick test (SPT) is the most common test for the diagnosis of allergy. SPT is performed by pricking the skin, usually in the volar surface of the forearm, with a lancet through a drop of an allergen extract and is usually the first choice test in the diagnostic workup for allergic diseases because of its reliability, safety, convenience and ...
Frati, F +6 more
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