Detection of Hereditary Angioneurotic Edema by Demonstration of a Reduction in the Second Component of Human Complement

ACUTE circumscribed subepithelial edema of the skin was recognized as a distinct clinical entity by Milton1 and by Quincke,2 and shortly thereafter was termed angioneurotic edema by Strubing.3 In 1...

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