Titlebook: Immunological and Clinical Aspects of Allergy; M. H. Lessof (Professor of Medicine) Book 1981 MTP Press Limited 1981 allergy

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Allergy in Infancy and Childhood,e and Van der Veer. in 1916. In a study of 594 allergic individuals they found 48% with a positive family history compared to only 14% of 76 non-allergic persons. This and later reports. indicate that between one-half and three-quarters of all allergic patients have a positive family history. A more

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Gastrointestinal Reactions,o which these two systems are exposed it is remarkable that they are not in a permanent state of immune uproar. The immunological differences between the two systems are as great as the anatomical differences. Once antigenic material has reached the alveolus the situation is the same as though it ha

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Allergy and the Skin,accessibility of the skin has enabled its pathological responses to be studied visually in minute detail both macroscopically and histologically. This minute visual assessment of skin pathology has in the past led to a multiplicity of descriptive diagnoses, terms and eponyms which have proved confus

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Allergy and other organs,examined with the slit-lamp microscope and the optic media and the tissues of the posterior segment of the globe can be evaluated with the ophthalmoscope. The external eye may be examined by a less sophisticated technique with a simple pen torch and a × 8 magnifier.

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Drug Allergies,istration and some clinical event that is unrelated to the known natural history of the disease being treated. Using such a diagnostic criterion has almost certainly led to confusion about the true incidence of drug allergies and reduced confidence in quoted incidence figures. Nevertheless, hypersen