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Journal of Dental Research, Vol 63, 124-128, Copyright © 1984 by International & American Associations for Dental Research Online Journals
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K. J. Vreeburg, K. de Groot, M. von Blomberg and R. J. Scheper
Oral administration of nickel-chromium to guinea pigs by way of a fixed occlusal splint, or the incorporation of metallic powder or salts into the pelleted food, did not induce hypersensitivity to these metals. In addition, a subsequent attempt to immunize the pre-treated guinea pigs failed in most animals, whereas non-pre-treated guinea pigs became clearly hypersensitive. These results show that oral administration of nickel and chromium induced a state of (partial) tolerance to both metals.
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