دانلود کتاب مونوگراف در آلرژی تماسی، داروهای سیستمیک

One year after the release of Volume 3 of the Monographs in contact allergy series on ‘Topical drugs’, here is Volume 4, discussing ‘Systemic drugs’. For those among you who wonder how a sizable book like this can be written by one author in one year’s time: there is a simple explanation. In my original planning, Volume 3 would present both topical and systemic drugs. So I worked on it for a year and a half, in which period I already wrote a considerable volume of copy on the systemic drugs. At that point, I came to realize that the combined subjects would comprise so much information, that a book would be created too heavy to lift for most dermatologists and other scientists. Separating Topical drugs from Systemic drugs and presenting them in two volumes appeared to be a good option, so at that moment I progressed with Topical drugs only. And there was another reason why discussing the categories individually made sense: the manifestations of delayed-type hypersensitivity to systemic drugs are entirely different from those of topical drugs. While sensitization to the latter category leads to allergic contact dermatitis, delayed-type hypersensitivity to systemic drugs given orally or parenterally manifests as drug eruptions.