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Immunophenotypic Pattern and Cytokine Profiles of Dry Type Cutaneous Leishmaniasis
Archives of Iranian Medicine, 07/08/09

Meymandi S et al. - Based on the results, it seems that Th1-like response is predominant in acute active form and lupoid recidivans while Th2-like response is predominant in chronic nonlupoid lesions. It seems that lupoid recidivans is a type IV hypersensitivity reaction to the reactivation of hidden antigens.

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