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Cutaneous Pseudolymphoma Tied to Vaccinations Containing Aluminum



 
 
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Old September 7th 07, 12:46 AM posted to misc.health.alternative,misc.kids.health,talk.politics.medicine,ca.politics
Ilena Rose
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Default Cutaneous Pseudolymphoma Tied to Vaccinations Containing Aluminum

Myrl Jeffcoat, who sells Merck's Gardasil propganda online, claims
that the aluminum in broccoli is the identical aluminum injected with
vaccinations and that it is only "lunatics" (she loves to project her
own failings onto me and others) that are concerned about aluminum
adjuvants in vaccinations.

Far from it.

She uses the identical confusing lies about the dangers of this
unproved Merck product ... as her mentors, the propagandists claiming
breast implants are safe.



http://poisonevercure.150m.com/aluminum_hydroxide.htm

Cutaneous Pseudolymphoma Tied to Vaccinations Containing Aluminum
Hydroxide

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Apr 25 - Vaccinations containing aluminum
hydroxide may induce cutaneous lymphoid hyperplasia (CLH), also called
cutaneous pseudolymphoma, according to a report in the April Journal
of the American Academy of Dermatology.

"Long lasting cutaneous lesions occurring at the site of vaccination
containing aluminum should lead to biopsy and the search for aluminum
in the lymphocytic reaction," Dr. Herve Bachelez from Hopital
Saint-Louis, Paris, France told Reuters Health.

Dr. Bachelez and colleagues investigated 9 patients presenting with
late-onset, persistent CLH at the site of hepatitis B (8 patients) or
hepatitis A (1 patient) vaccination. The vaccines were all aluminum
hydroxide-adsorbed and the lesions appeared a median 3 months after a
recall injection of the vaccine.

Histologic evaluation of skin biopsies showed a pandermal dense
lymphocytic infiltrate without evidence of cytonuclear atypia,
consistent with the diagnosis of CLH.

Muscle biopsies years after the appearance of the skin lesions in 2
patients revealed focal lymphocytic microvasculitis in the muscle
tissue in one case and lymphoid hyperplasia in perimuscular fat tissue
in the second case.

Electron microscopy and immunohistochemical studies identified
aluminum hydroxide within the skin infiltrates in all cases, the
researchers note. Four patients had their lesions excised surgically,
and two patients were treated successfully with intralesional steroid
injection.

These findings, the researchers conclude, warrant "further prospective
studies to evaluate the incidence and the clinical course of CLH in
the population receiving aluminum hydroxide-containing vaccinations."

J Am Acad Dermatol
April 2005 • Volume 52 • Number 4

Report
Vaccination-induced cutaneous pseudolymphoma

Abstract

Background: Although mild early cutaneous transient reactions to
vaccinations are common, late-onset chronic lesions have been scarcely
reported. We report herein a series of 9 patients presenting with
cutaneous and subcutaneous pseudolymphoma.

Observations: Nine patients presenting with late-onset, chronic skin
lesions occurring at the site of antihepatitis B (8 cases) and
antihepatitis A (one case) vaccination were reported. Histopathologic
and immunohistochemic studies, and molecular analysis of clonality of
skin biopsy specimens, were performed. Furthermore, the presence of
vaccine products was investigated in skin lesions by using
histochemical, microanalytic, and electronic microscopy techniques.

Results: Histopathologic studies showed dermal and hypodermal
lymphocytic follicular infiltrates with germinal center formation. The
center of follicles was mostly composed of B cells without atypia,
whereas CD4+ T cells were predominant at the periphery. Molecular
analysis of clonality revealed a polyclonal pattern of B-cell and
T-cell subsets. Aluminium deposits were evidenced in all cases by
using histochemical staining in all cases, and by microanalysis and
ultrastructural studies in one case. Associated manifestations were
vitiligo (one case) and chronic fatigue with myalgia (two cases).

Conclusion: Cutaneous lymphoid hyperplasia is a potential adverse
effect of vaccinations including aluminium hydroxide as an adjuvant.
Further prospective studies are warranted to evaluate the incidence of
this complication in the immunized population.





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Old September 7th 07, 01:15 AM posted to misc.health.alternative,misc.kids.health,talk.politics.medicine,ca.politics
Coleah
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Default Cutaneous Pseudolymphoma Tied to Vaccinations Containing Aluminum

On Sep 6, 6:46 pm, Ilena Rose wrote:
Myrl Jeffcoat, who sells Merck's Gardasil propganda online, claims
that the aluminum in broccoli is the identical aluminum injected with
vaccinations and that it is only "lunatics" (she loves to project her
own failings onto me and others) that are concerned about aluminum
adjuvants in vaccinations.

Far from it.

She uses the identical confusing lies about the dangers of this
unproved Merck product ... as her mentors, the propagandists claiming
breast implants are safe.

http://poisonevercure.150m.com/aluminum_hydroxide.htm

Cutaneous Pseudolymphoma Tied to Vaccinations Containing Aluminum
Hydroxide

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Apr 25 - Vaccinations containing aluminum
hydroxide may induce cutaneous lymphoid hyperplasia (CLH), also called
cutaneous pseudolymphoma, according to a report in the April Journal
of the American Academy of Dermatology.

"Long lasting cutaneous lesions occurring at the site of vaccination
containing aluminum should lead to biopsy and the search for aluminum
in the lymphocytic reaction," Dr. Herve Bachelez from Hopital
Saint-Louis, Paris, France told Reuters Health.

Dr. Bachelez and colleagues investigated 9 patients presenting with
late-onset, persistent CLH at the site of hepatitis B (8 patients) or
hepatitis A (1 patient) vaccination. The vaccines were all aluminum
hydroxide-adsorbed and the lesions appeared a median 3 months after a
recall injection of the vaccine.

Histologic evaluation of skin biopsies showed a pandermal dense
lymphocytic infiltrate without evidence of cytonuclear atypia,
consistent with the diagnosis of CLH.

Muscle biopsies years after the appearance of the skin lesions in 2
patients revealed focal lymphocytic microvasculitis in the muscle
tissue in one case and lymphoid hyperplasia in perimuscular fat tissue
in the second case.

Electron microscopy and immunohistochemical studies identified
aluminum hydroxide within the skin infiltrates in all cases, the
researchers note. Four patients had their lesions excised surgically,
and two patients were treated successfully with intralesional steroid
injection.

These findings, the researchers conclude, warrant "further prospective
studies to evaluate the incidence and the clinical course of CLH in
the population receiving aluminum hydroxide-containing vaccinations."

J Am Acad Dermatol
April 2005 · Volume 52 · Number 4

Report
Vaccination-induced cutaneous pseudolymphoma

Abstract

Background: Although mild early cutaneous transient reactions to
vaccinations are common, late-onset chronic lesions have been scarcely
reported. We report herein a series of 9 patients presenting with
cutaneous and subcutaneous pseudolymphoma.



9 ?????
9 patients????
Should we bolt for the doors in horror?

Sigh.

 




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