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P Fabbri

Publications and source records attributed to P Fabbri.

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Benign mucous membrane pemphigoid: immunopathological study of three cases.

Three cases of benign mucous membrane pemphigoid were investigated by direct and indirect immunofluorescence. The findings of the direct immunofluorescent examination of perilesional tissue are studied in detail. Finally the relationships between bullous pemphigoid and benign mucous membrane pemphigoid are discussed.

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Cutaneous fibrinolytic activity in scleroderma.

Fibrinolytic activity is notoriously related to the maintenance of an adequate microcirculatory blood flow and its impairment is related to thrombosis. In this report cutaneous fibrinolytic activity has been evaluated with an autohistographic method in ten subjects with morphea and in five subjects with systemic sclerosis before and after injection of histamine into the skin. Cutaneous fibrinolytic activity (CFA) appeared normal (3/5 cases) or increased (2/5) in uninvolved and involved skin in systemic scleroderma and always increased after histamine injection. In circumscribed scleroderma the CFA appeared reduced in 2/10 cases, normal in 4/10 cases and increased in 4/10 cases. These data show that an endothelial pool of plasminogen activator is available in the skin of scleroderma patients and that fibrinolytic agents can rationally be employed only in certain stages of the disease.

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A case of multiple sensitization to three halogeno-substituted mono-nitrobenzenes.

A case of occupational contact dermatitis in a female chemical pharmaceutical laboratory researcher is described. The allergological investigation revealed a state of sensitization to three mono-nitrobenzenes with halogen substitutions in the nucleus or a side chain. Problems related to sensitization to these substances and to possible cross-allergy with DNCB are discussed.

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