Abstract
"Healed" dichlorethylsulphid burns are oversusceptible to injury, mechanical or chemical, and therefor incidentally to dichlorethylsulphid.
Prolonged work with dichlorethylsulphid and severe and extensive burns of the skin do not render the uninjured areas of the skin hypersensitive, either to dichlorethylsulphid itself, or to luetin.
Footnotes
- Received December 17, 1918.
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