Meanings of inhalation challenge in English

All guinea pigs sneezed immediately after each pollen inhalation challenge.

The symptoms were reproducible after an inhalation challenge test.

Furthermore inhalation challenge with C.a.-antigen was positive.

However, with repetition of the inhalation challenge, the early and the late responses became almost indistinguishable because of partial overlapping as the responses expanded.

Bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) was performed before and 10 minutes after inhalation challenge with plicatic acid in five patients with red cedar asthma.

We wished to examine whether measurement of SaO2 would provide a simple noninvasive indicator of respiratory function (RF) changes occurring during inhalation challenge in infants.

One month old infants had higher SaO2 levels throughout the inhalation challenge in comparison to their SaO2 levels at 6 months of age.

Methods: The worker was evaluated by means of enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay, cutaneous tests, and methacholine and formaldehyde inhalation challenges.

Inhalation challenge tests were performed on days 6 and 7 after withdrawal of medication.

Arterial oxygen saturation (SaO2) is usually measured during inhalation challenges in infants as desaturation has been demonstrated with provoked bronchoconstriction.

Objective and design: Development of nasal blockage and sneezing during repeated inhalation challenges with Japanese cedar pollens was evaluated in guinea pigs.

Histamine inhalation challenges were performed longitudinally in 22 normal healthy infants at 4 and 26 weeks of age.

Inhalation challenge with wheat flour containing native gluten for 30 minutes did not cause any symptoms or significant change in FEV1.