[Sensitization pattern of cat and dog dander allergen in 16 426 patients with allergic diseases].
Yanlei Chen, Xiaoyu Pu, Jun Chen, Xiaoyan Wang, Hongtian Wang, Xueyan Wang
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Yanlei Chen, Xiaoyu Pu, Jun Chen, Xiaoyan Wang, Hongtian Wang, Xueyan Wang
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Cat dander sensitization rate was higher than dog dander with a peak age in adolescence. A trend of rising for cat dander allergy and descending for dog dander allergy was observed during the past three years.
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Cat dander sensitization rate was higher than dog dander with a peak age in adolescence. A trend of rising for cat dander allergy and descending for dog dander allergy was observed during the past three years.
Key concepts: Sensitization, Dander, Medicine, Allergen, Gastroenterology, Internal medicine, Immunology, Allergy