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EnglishIgE-mediated allergy to fungal allergens was found in 8.1% out of 4174 patients undergoing skin prick test with commercial extracts. The most frequently involved fungi were A. Alternata (which accounted for 67% skin prick test positivities) and C. herbarum (14%). Monosensitization to fungi was very rare (6% of sensitized subjects) and was less frequently associated with asthma (38%) as compared to polysensitization (52% of subjects also sensitized to other inhalant allergens).
| Titolo: | Allergy to fungal allergens in Northern Italy |
| Autore/i: | ZAULI, DANIELA; GRASSI, ALBERTO; G. Vukatana; G. Ballardini; BIANCHI, FRANCESCO BIANCO |
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| Anno: | 2004 |
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| Abstract: | IgE-mediated allergy to fungal allergens was found in 8.1% out of 4174 patients undergoing skin prick test with commercial extracts. The most frequently involved fungi were A. Alternata (which accounted for 67% skin prick test positivities) and C. herbarum (14%). Monosensitization to fungi was very rare (6% of sensitized subjects) and was less frequently associated with asthma (38%) as compared to polysensitization (52% of subjects also sensitized to other inhalant allergens). |
| Data prodotto definitivo in UGOV: | 2005-10-08 13:28:38 |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.01 Articolo in rivista |
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