INTRAKUTANTESTUNGEN UND BAKTERIOLOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUNGEN BEI PATIENTEN MIT ATOPISCHEM EKZEM

U. Bode; J. Ring; U. Neubert

INTRAKUTANTESTUNGEN UND BAKTERIOLOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUNGEN BEI PATIENTEN MIT ATOPISCHEM EKZEM

Translated title of the contribution: Intradermal tests and bacteriologic smears in patients with atopic eczema

U. Bode
, J. Ring
, U. Neubert

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München

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Abstract

Bacteriologic smears from both involved as well as uninvolved skin of patients with atopic eczema were positive for S. aureus in 78% compared with 10% in healthy controls. S. epidermis was found in 19% of the atopics compared with 80% of the controls. There was no difference in nasal smears between the two groups. To intradermal tests with S. aureus 38% of patients with atopic eczema and 17% of the controls showed positive reactions of the immediate type. These bacteriologic and skin test results might possibly indicate the involvement of infect-allergic mechanisms in atopic eczema.

Translated title of the contribution	Intradermal tests and bacteriologic smears in patients with atopic eczema
Original language	German
Pages (from-to)	259-261
Number of pages	3
Journal	Allergologie
Volume	5
Issue number	5
State	Published - 1982
Externally published	Yes

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INTRAKUTANTESTUNGEN UND BAKTERIOLOGISCHE UNTERSUCHUNGEN BEI PATIENTEN MIT ATOPISCHEM EKZEM

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