Fungal allergy in clinical practice-Reference-Cited by-同舟云学术

Fungal allergy in clinical practice

Published:2009-12-15 Issue:4 Volume:7 Page:11-31
ISSN:2686-682X
Container-title:Russian Journal of Allergy
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Short-container-title:Russian Journal of Allergy

Author:

Tsarev S V

Abstract

Epidemiologic data on atopic diseases with fungal sensitization is summarized in the review. Basic pathogenic aspects of fungal allergen associated disorders are presented. Fungi may adversely affect human health through three processes: allergy, infection and toxicity. Allergic reactions to fungi can be immediate or delayed. The most common form of hypersensitivity to molds is immediate (or IgE-mediated) type hypersensitivity.

Publisher

Farmarus Print Media

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