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[Leukocyte migration inhibition test in patients with herpetic corneal disease (author's transl)].

In 25 patients with primary and 24 patients with recurrent herpetic corneal disease the cell-mediated immunity to Herpes simplex virus antigen (type I) was measured using a leukocyte migration inhibition assay. After a period of one to 24 months 25 of the patients were tested again. The diagnostic possibilities offered by this method, especially in respect of control of immune-stimulating therapy, and its pitfalls are discussed.