Abstract
Injections of aqueous ragweed extract are generally not thought to be capable of sensitizing ragweed-negative skin reactors. A review of our passive transfer recipients showed that of 22 recipients challenged with aqueous ragweed extract on more than two occasions, 3 developed positive ragweed skin tests. One of these recipients became sensitized and lost the sensitivity in time only to become sensitized again when challenged on one occasion.
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