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D2.283 - Beyond the skin. A rare case of contact angioedema due to Methylisothiazolinone

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D2.292 - Epinephrine Nasal Powder - a sustainable and reliable option for the treatment of anaphylaxis

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D2.293 - Assessment of the Efficacy of Specific Immunotherapy After a Long Break in Asthmatic Patients

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D2.278 - National Survey on Perioperative Hypersensitivity Reactions: Evaluating Practices and Challenges in Spanish Hospitals

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D2.279 - In an emergency, can YOU really give that adrenaline pen? – the need for structured, further and improved training in Ireland

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D2.282 - IgE-mediated anaphylaxis to quinine confirmed with a basophil activation test

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D2.284 - Eat the fruit, do not swallow the seed: A rare case of Cucurbitaceae allergy causing anaphylaxis

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D2.286 - A case of prawn induced FDEIA

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D2.287 - Evaluation of NSAID Hypersensitivity in Children: A Retrospective Analysis

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D2.288 - Idursulfase Hypersensitivity Reactions: Unpacking Immunological Mechanisms Beyond Clinical Manifestations

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D2.289 - A Cardiovascular Enigma in the Emergency Room

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D2.290 - Allergens involved in a case report of anaphylaxis to ginger (Zingiber officinale), a very rare but severe allergy

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D2.291 - The level of knowledge of adolescent and young adults about food allergies and anaphylaxis: Key information that can save lives - a pilot study

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D2.167 - Effect of Metformin on allergen specific immunotherapy

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D2.169 - Association of Antenatal Corticosteroid Treatment with Risk of Allergic Diseases in Children

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D2.174 - Patient survey to determine the minimal clinically important difference for a combined symptom and medication score in grass AIT

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D2.179 - Evaluation of Sublingual Immunotherapy for Cat Allergy: Results from a Non-Interventional Study

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D2.168 - Systemic reactions to subcutaneous immunotherapy in children

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D2.170 - The placebo effect leads to significantly lower values regarding allergic symptoms and medication use in birch-pollen allergic patients during the birch pollen season

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D2.171 - The individual benefit of subcutaneous immunotherapy with mannan-conjugated birch pollen allergoids is already evident in the first season immediately after treatment