The Depression of Tuberculin Reactivity during Chickenpox

Saul Starr, Sumner Berkovich

PEDIATRICS · 1964 · 46 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

Chickenpox causes tuberculin sensitivity to be depressed in some cases. Such an effect may develop in the incubation period, is most marked during the first 6 days with rash, and rapidly disappears in most cases.