Nickel Sensitization is an immunological hypersensitivity reaction, specifically a type IV delayed hypersensitivity, triggered by cutaneous or systemic exposure to nickel ions, leading to antigen-specific T-cell activation and subsequent inflammatory responses upon re-exposure.
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Nickel sensitivity in the general population
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