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SUMMARY.— When a weal evoked as a cutaneous allergic response has disappeared, that area of skin, although appearing normal, shows factitious wealing: this tendency persists for 72–96 hr. The phenomenon is present after weals caused by positive intradermal prick tests from various substances, after weals from certain insect bites, and on the site of fading lesions of acute urticaria. Weals caused by intradermal histamine are not followed by this factitious wealing, nor is it present on skin which has been the site of a weal in chronic urticaria.
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JAMES et al. (1969) studied this question.
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