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aeroalérgeno

Airborne substance which triggers and allergic reaction.

aeroalérgeno
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Examples for "airborne allergen"
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The diagnosis of allergic rhinitis was established by history, physical examination, and skin testing for immediate hypersensitivity to airborne allergens.
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In addition, allergen-specific IgE concentrations of food and airborne allergens were measured in blood samples collected at age 8 y.
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About 10 million U.S. residents have so-called allergic asthma, in which asthma attacks are triggered by pollen or other airborne allergens.
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At 4 years, the response rate was 90%, and allergen-specific IgE levels to food and airborne allergens were measured in 2614 of the participating children.
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Late introduction of potatoes, rye, meat, and fish was significantly associated with sensitization to any inhalant allergen.
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The rate of inhalant allergen specific immunoglobulin E was significantly higher in the adenoids than in the tonsils.
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Little has been studied on the relationship between the inhalant allergen-specific IgE and pulmonary function in asthmatic children.
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This biphasic pattern was specific to inhalant allergen patch test reactions, as it was not observed in irritant reactions in the same patient.
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These data demonstrate that a switch from a Th2-like to a Th1-like cytokine response occurs in inhalant allergen patch tests of atopic dermatitis patients.
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Usage of aeroallergen in English
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Generalized additive models investigated interactions with sex, eczema and aeroallergen sensitization in infancy.
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Of interest, PD1 treatment after aeroallergen challenge markedly accelerated the resolution of airway inflammation.
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We evaluated the effect of specific aeroallergen sensitization on eosinophilic airway inflammation and AHR.
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Background: The impact of preschool environmental conditions on classroom aeroallergen concentrations is not fully understood.
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Age does not significantly affect aeroallergen sensitization, but the pattern of allergic sensitization varies with ethnicity and geography.
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Results were similar for aeroallergen sensitization at 6-8 years and both outcomes at 10-12 years.
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A total of 29.1% exhibited specific IgE antibodies to at least one aeroallergen.
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Conclusion: Although residential greenness appears to be associated with childhood allergic rhinitis and aeroallergen sensitization, the effect direction varies by location.
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Smaller studies have suggested seasonal variation of the diagnosis of eosinophilic esophagitis with more patients being diagnosed in the aeroallergen season.
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Chronic aeroallergen inhalation elicits the expansion of IL-4-producing Th2 cells and the production of IgE antibodies.
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Although no benefit was found for allergen avoidance in preventing AE, the use of immunotherapy to treat AE-associated aeroallergen sensitivity requires further evaluation.
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Objective: To examine the relationship between school environmental conditions and classroom aeroallergen concentrations in the Pulaski County Head Start (HS) Program.
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Little is known from population-based studies, however, about the association between the severity of eczematous skin disease and the degree of aeroallergen sensitization.
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Children with aeroallergen sensitization experienced greater benefits in terms of oral corticosteroid use, urgent care and ED visits, and use of supplemental controller medications.
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Conclusion: The high prevalence of aeroallergen sensitization in this high-risk cohort suggests that aeroallergens might have an important role in the early development of asthma.
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Aeroallergens and food allergens are relevant eliciting factors of atopic eczema.
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