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2008, Immunology and Allergy Clinics of North AmericaCitation Excerpt :For severe symptoms, insertion of punctal plugs may be indicated [104]. In contradistinction to ocular allergy, with its predominant activation of the IgE mast cell, contact dermatoconjunctivitis is predominantly a delayed type of lymphocytic hypersensitivity reaction involving the eyelids and the conjunctiva [54,105–107]. The eyelid skin is extremely thin, soft, and pliable and is capable of developing significant swelling and redness with minor degrees of inflammation.
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