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Haim, 1979 - Google Patents

The pathogenesis of lesions in Behcet's disease

Haim, 1979

Document ID
14966100854542133522
Author
Haim S
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Publication venue
Dermatology

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Current concepts incriminate a cell-mediated mechanism in the pathogenesis of mucocutaneous lesions of Behçet's disease. However, such a mechanism alone fails to explain various aspects of hyperreactivity response which is a unique feature manifested …
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