Effect of salicylates in urticaria.
BMJPublished 4 November 1967Open access
Miriam Moore-Robinson, R. P. Warin
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This study supports the contention that agnosic-apraxic disabilities in otherwise normal children are by no means rare and warrant wider recognition.
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203 Citations1967Phil Boardman, F. Dudley Hart
It is suggested by the present report that intradermal histamine weals were larger after aspirin in these patients, and it would seem likely that it is the salicylic acid radical which is responsible for aspirin reactivity.
British Journal of DermatologyTHE EFFECT OF ASPIRIN IN CHRONIC URTICARIA.
57 Citations1960ROBERT P. WARIN
In a patient with severe wealing from chronic urticaria, a small dose of aspirin produced a severe exacerbation, whereas in the same patient at a later stage, when the wealing tendency was less, as much as 15 grains hardly showed any effect.