Altough Ambrosia artemisiifolia is considered a non relevant allergenic pollen in Italy, since it's not indigenous to the country, we found that 37% of our atopic patients are indeed sensitized to this aeroallergen. This could be due either to cross-reactivity with other plants of the Compositae family or to a primary sensitization to A. artemisiifolia pollen, brought to Italy by winds from Eastern European countries.
Ragweed pollen travels long distance / Zauli D.; Tiberio D.; Grassi A.; Ballardini G.. - In: ANNALS OF ALLERGY ASTHMA & IMMUNOLOGY. - ISSN 1081-1206. - STAMPA. - 97:1(2006), pp. 122-123. [10.1016/S1081-1206(10)61384-1]
Ragweed pollen travels long distance
ZAULI, DANIELA;TIBERIO, MARIA DONATELLA;GRASSI, ALBERTO;
2006
Abstract
Altough Ambrosia artemisiifolia is considered a non relevant allergenic pollen in Italy, since it's not indigenous to the country, we found that 37% of our atopic patients are indeed sensitized to this aeroallergen. This could be due either to cross-reactivity with other plants of the Compositae family or to a primary sensitization to A. artemisiifolia pollen, brought to Italy by winds from Eastern European countries.File in questo prodotto:
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