Pathology definition - Job Syndrome
Job Syndrome
Job syndrome may present with eczematous lesion and cold, non inflamed staphylococcal abscess.
Job syndrome is caused by lack of gamma interferon production by the T helper cells. This will lead to an increase in IgE level and T helper cells type 2 production. This will worsen the inflammation reaction by an increase in the release of histamine.
The treatment may focus on antimicrobial treatment.
Job syndrome may present with eczematous lesion and cold, non inflamed staphylococcal abscess.
Job syndrome is caused by lack of gamma interferon production by the T helper cells. This will lead to an increase in IgE level and T helper cells type 2 production. This will worsen the inflammation reaction by an increase in the release of histamine.
The treatment may focus on antimicrobial treatment.