intracutaneous reaction

in·tra·cu·ta·ne·ous re·ac·tion

, intradermal reaction
a reaction following the injection of antigen into the skin of a sensitive subject, such as in the case of the tuberculin test.

in·tra·cu·ta·ne·ous re·ac·tion

, intradermal reaction (in'tră-kyū-tā'nē-ŭs rē-ak'shŭn, in'tră-dĕr'măl)
A reaction following the injection of antigen into the skin of a sensitive subject, such as in the case of the tuberculin test.

intracutaneous reaction

A reaction following the injection of a substance into the skin. Synonym: intradermal reaction See: skin test
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