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Levels of IgE sensitization drive symptom thresholds in allergic rhinitis.
Annals of allergy, asthma & immunology : official publication of the American College of Allergy, Asthma, & Immunology - 1 Aug 2024
Dimou Maria V, Xepapadaki Paraskevi, Lakoumentas John, Mageiros Leonardos, Aggelidis Xenophon, Antonopoulou Maria, Bakakos Petros, Βotskariova Sophia, Chliveros Konstantinos, Chrysoulakis Spyridon, Dimas Dionysios, Douladiris Nikolaos, Gaga Mina, Grigoreas Christos, Kalogiros Lampros, Katotomichelakis Michael, Kompoti Evangelia, Constantinidis Jannis, Koutsogianni Zoi, Loukides Stelios, Makris Michael, Manousakis Emmanouil, Marangoudakis Pavlos, Marmara Maria, Mikos Nikolaos, Mitsakou Paraskevi, Mitsias Dimitrios, Pagalos Aris, Papanikolaou Vasilios, Paraskevopoulos Ioannis, Pitsios Constantinos, Psarros Fotis, Rovina Nikoletta, Samitas Konstantinos, Stefanaki Evaggelia, Vallianatou Mina, Vourdas Dimitrios, Tsiligianni Ioanna, Bousquet Jean, Papadopoulos Nikolaos G
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: Allergic rhinitis (AR) is a common respiratory disease encompassing a variety of phenotypes. Patients can be sensitized to 1 or more allergens. There are indications that polysensitization is associated with more severe disease. However, the extent to which the level of sensitization is associated with clinical disease variability, underlying the distinct nature of AR from AR+ conjunctivitis or AR+...
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