Korean J Dermatol.
1977 Dec;15(4):505-509.
Hematogenous Contct Dermatotos Due to Ingestion of Rhus: Report of a case
Abstract
- Hematogenous contact dermatitis may be produced by the systemic administrationof a drug to an individeal who has been previously sensitized by the topical application of the drug or related chemicals. 37 year-old male patient had frequent rhus dermatitis. He took rhus with chicken for treatment of peptic ulcer, on next day generalized skin rashes with itching sensation were developed. the aptient was diagnosed as hematogenous contact dermatitis or systemic exzematous contact dermatitis according to the history, symptoms and the result of patch test.
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