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D1.264 - Assessment by general practitioners of a therapeutic patient education guide for allergic patients

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D1.262 - Clinical significance of a basophil activation test for Japanese beekeepers naturally sensitized to honey bee venom

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D1.265 - Component-Resolved Diagnosis and Clinical Profiles of Anisakis Allergy in Japan

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D1.266 - Investigation of anaphylaxis in mastocytosis mouse models

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D1.267 - Recurrence of perioperative anaphylaxis: analysis of a multicenter cohort

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D1.268 - The endothelial glycocalyx as a therapeutic target in anaphylaxis

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D1.269 - Deciphering cardiovascular profiles in sera and extracellular vesicles from anaphylactic patients. Impact in endothelial cells

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D1.270 - Anaphylaxis and Adrenaline: Knowledge gaps with critical consequences

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D1.271 - Bovine gelatine-induced anaphylaxis brought on by eating beef, sweets containing gelatin, and medications

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D1.272 - Efficacy and Safety of Omalizumab in Treating Severe Allergic Reactions with Urticaria as the Initial Symptom

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D1.273 - Anaphylactic Reaction Following Sulphur Hexafluoride Administration

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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

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D2.172 - Subcutaneous immunotherapy with a depigmented cat allergoid in patients with cat allergy is safe and results primarily in delayed local reactions

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D2.173 - Subcutaneous allergen-specific immunotherapies for inhalation allergens induce higher levels of therapy specific IgG4 antibodies than sublingual therapies: a retrospective data analysis