نتایج جستجو برای: fungal allergy

تعداد نتایج: 105004  

2013
Sumali Pandey Scott A. Hoselton Jane M. Schuh

Aspergillus fumigatus is a ubiquitously present respiratory pathogen. The outcome of a pulmonary disease may vary significantly with fungal viability and host immune status. Our objective in this study was (1) to assess the ability of inhaled irradiation-killed or live A. fumigatus spores to induce allergic pulmonary disease and (2) to assess the extent to which inhaled dead or live A. fumigatu...

Journal: :Mayo Clinic proceedings 1999
J U Ponikau D A Sherris E B Kern H A Homburger E Frigas T A Gaffey G D Roberts

OBJECTIVE To reevaluate the current criteria for diagnosing allergic fungal sinusitis (AFS) and determine the incidence of AFS in patients with chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS). METHODS This prospective study evaluated the incidence of AFS in 210 consecutive patients with CRS with or without polyposis, of whom 101 were treated surgically. Collecting and culturing fungi from nasal mucus require sp...

Journal: :Journal of Ayub Medical College, Abbottabad : JAMC 2010
Zakirullah Ghareeb Nawaz Syed Fazle Sattar

BACKGROUND Allergic fungal sinusitis (AFS) is a form of fungal disease that has recently been considered a distinct clinicopathologic entity. Other forms of fungal sinusitis include acute-fulminant (invasive), chronic indolent (invasive) and mycetoma (non-invasive). Objectives were to assess the presentation and to describe the diagnostic techniques for allergic fungal sinusitis in our setup. ...

2011
Raj Kumar

Results Of 1860 patients screened, 1097 (58.9 %) gave history of food allergy. Of the history positive patients 470 were skin prick tested . 29.3 % (138/470) exhibited positive reactions to one or more food(s). Rice elicited SPT positive reaction in maximum ( 6.2 %) cases followed by blackgram (5.9 %), lentil (5.5 %), citrus fruits (5.3 %), pea (3.8 %), maize (3.8%) and banana (3.6 %). Among fo...

2011
Marsha D. W. Ward Yong Joo Chung Lisa B. Copeland Donald L. Doerfler

Biopesticides can be effective in controlling their target pest. However, research regarding allergenicity and asthma development is limited. We compared the ability of fungal biopesticide Metarhizium anisopliae (MACA) and house dust mite (HDM) extracts to induce allergic responses in BALB/c mice. The extracts were administered by intratracheal aspiration at doubling doses (2.5-80 μg protein) 4...

Journal: :BMC Pulmonary Medicine 2005
B Ronan O'Driscoll Linda C Hopkinson David W Denning

BACKGROUND Multiple studies have linked fungal exposure to asthma, but the link to severe asthma is controversial. We studied the relationship between asthma severity and immediate type hypersensitivity to mold (fungal) and non-mold allergens in 181 asthmatic subjects. METHODS We recruited asthma patients aged 16 to 60 years at a University hospital and a nearby General Practice. Patients wer...

2012
N. Lang-Yona K. Dannemiller N. Yamamoto N. Burshtein J. Peccia O. Yarden

Airborne fungal spores are an important fraction of atmospheric particulate matter and are major causative agents of allergenic and infectious diseases. Predicting the variability and species of allergy-causing fungal spores requires detailed and reliable methods for identification and quantification. There are diverse methods for their detection in the atmosphere and in the indoor environments...

2010
Mostafa Chadeganipour Shahla Shadzi Shahi Nilipour Gholamreza Ahmadi

Introduction and objective: Detection of the common allergen airborne fungi in any region is critical for prevention and treatment of allergic fungal diseases. Therefore, this study was conducted to identify the most common airborne fungal species of Isfahan, investigate their allergic reactions in animal and obtain local fungal strains for use as antigens in allergy tests to be used. Materials...

Journal: :Clinical infectious diseases : an official publication of the Infectious Diseases Society of America 2008
Ben De Pauw Thomas J Walsh J Peter Donnelly David A Stevens John E Edwards Thierry Calandra Peter G Pappas Johan Maertens Olivier Lortholary Carol A Kauffman David W Denning Thomas F Patterson Georg Maschmeyer Jacques Bille William E Dismukes Raoul Herbrecht William W Hope Christopher C Kibbler Bart Jan Kullberg Kieren A Marr Patricia Muñoz Frank C Odds John R Perfect Angela Restrepo Markus Ruhnke Brahm H Segal Jack D Sobel Tania C Sorrell Claudio Viscoli John R Wingard Theoklis Zaoutis John E Bennett

BACKGROUND Invasive fungal diseases are important causes of morbidity and mortality. Clarity and uniformity in defining these infections are important factors in improving the quality of clinical studies. A standard set of definitions strengthens the consistency and reproducibility of such studies. METHODS After the introduction of the original European Organization for Research and Treatment...

Journal: :Atmosphere 2022

The composition of airborne microflora in sawmills may vary to a great degree depending on the kind timber being processed and technology production used. Cases allergy alveolitis asthma have been reported woodworkers who were exposed wood dust largely infected with microorganisms. aim this review article is identify studies where microbial occupational exposure assessment was performed charact...

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