نتایج جستجو برای: fungal allergy
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Fungi in paranasal sinuses are characteristic and considered a major pathogenic factor in a subset of chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) patients, known as allergic fungal rhinosinusitis (AFRS). CD8(+) T cells are enriched in AFRS sinuses but their role in fungal-specific responses is unknown. Alternaria alternata- and Aspergillus fumigatus-specific T lymphocyte responses were investigated in 6 AFRS ...
Inhalation of common indoor filamentous fungi has been associated with the induction or exacerbation of allergic respiratory disease. The understanding of fungal inhalation and allergic sensitization has significantly advanced with the use of small animal models, especially mouse models. Numerous studies have employed different animal exposure and sensitization techniques, each with inherent ad...
Background: Fungal aeroallergens might sensitize the airway which in turn produces a specific cytokine profile. Objective: To evaluate the IL-25 and IL-33 profile in patients with fungal allergic rhinitis. Methods: The present study examined patients who were evaluated due to allergic rhinitis (AR) at Emam Reza Hospital of Shiraz, Iran. The all...
The importance of fungal allergen products in the practice of clinical allergy is frequently underestimated. A wide variety of fungal species have been demonstrated to elicit allergic symptoms and to sensitize patients. The quality of fungal allergen preparations might have a significant effect on the specificity and sensitivity of diagnostic tests. Varying degrees of crossreactivity have been ...
Allergy is one of the oldest maladies of mankind. Allergy which manifested itself in the form of asthma was known in ancient times. For a long time allergy could not be differentiated from other ailments with which it resembled in many respects. In this paper we study of allergenic significance of certain air borne fungi of the Lucknow atmosphere. Keyword: Allergenic significance, fungal spores...
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Fungi can be found throughout the world. They may live as saprophytes, parasites or symbionts of animals and plants in indoor as well as outdoor environment. For decades, fungi belonging to the ascomycota as well as to the basidiomycota have been known to cause a broad panel of human disorders. In contrast to pollen, fungal spores and/or mycelial cells may not only cause type I allergy, the mos...
Background: Diabetes mellitus is an insidious disease which can affect different organs. One of the problems is resistant vaginitis, which is related to factors such as high blood glucose levels, allergy and atopia. One of the most common pathogens associated with this condition is Candida Albicans. Thus most physicians begin anti-fungal therapy in first visit even without documented evidence o...
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