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1. Pies -- przyjaciel czy wróg alergika?

Author

WILLAK-JANC, EWA and JONKISZ, PAWEŁ

Subjects
*DOGS as carriers of disease, *ALLERGIES, *ALLERGIC rhinitis, *ASTHMA in children, *ALLERGENS, *DOG breeding, *PATIENTS
Abstract

There are over 8 million dogs in Poland. Allergy to pets accounts for 2.5% of total allergy cases, while allergy to dogs constitutes 8% of the total pet allergies. About 6% of children with allergic rhinitis and 35% of the asthmatic children have positive SPTs to dog allergens. Avoiding of dog allergens is not feasible, since dog antigen is found at concentrations capable of producing allergic symptoms in all public places. There are 29 allergic proteins in dog hair, dander, urine, serum and saliva. Five major dog allergens have been identified: Can f1, Can f2, Can f3, Can f4. Can f5. Allergens Can f1 and Can f2 are found in dander, saliva and in skin. Can f3 is found in serum, Can f4 in hair, dander and skin. Can f5 is found in urine. Can f 1 and Can f5 are capable of binding 50-70% of IgE, while Can f2 and Can f3 bind 20-40% of IgE. Considerable differences have been observed in the quantity of dog allergens between various breeds, but it does not seem reasonable to regard any of the breed as hypoallergenic. Effect of influence of dog allergens and of being an owner of a dog on the development of allergy and asthma has not been yet clarified. Some authors stress the significance of constant contact with the animal and of breeding more than one dog at home. Up to now, it has not been possible to determine the effect of having a dog at home on development of allergy in children. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012

2. The analysis of Poplar pollen count in selected Polish cities in 2008

Author

Lipiec, Agnieszka, Myszkowska, Dorota, Puc, Małgorzata, Piotrowska, Krystyna, Weryszko-Chmielewska, Elżbieta, Rapiejko, Adam, Świebodzka, Ewa, Modrzyński, Marek, Korzeniewska, Katarzyna, Hermanowski, Maciej, Usowski, Jacek, Rapiejko, Piotr, and Winnicka, Izabela

Subjects
alergia, alergen, topola, poplar, pollen count, stężenie pyłku roślin, aeroalergeny, allergy, aeroallergens, allergen
Abstract

Praca przedstawia przebieg sezonu pylenia topoli w wybranych miastach Polski w 2008 roku. Pomiary wykonano w Białymstoku, Bydgoszczy, Drawsku Pomorskim, Krakowie, Lublinie, Olsztynie, Szczecinie i Warszawie. Badania prowadzono metodą objętościową przy wykorzystaniu aparatów firmy Burkard i Lanzoni 2000. Sezon pyłkowy wyznaczono jako okres, w którym w powietrzu występuje 95% rocznej sumy ziaren pyłku. Początek sezonu pyłkowego wyznaczono również metodą 30 ziaren. Indeks SPI obliczono jako sumę średnich dobowych stężeń pyłku w danym sezonie. Najwyższe wartości średniodobowych stężeń pyłku topoli odnotowano w Lublinie, gdzie 11 kwietnia stężenie pyłku wyniosło 273 z/m3 powietrza. This paper presents the course of poplar pollination season in selected cities of Poland in 2007. The measurements were performed in Bialystok, Bydgoszcz, Krakow, Lublin, Lody, Olsztyn, Sosnowiec, Szczecin, Warsaw and Wroclaw. Volumetric method with the use of Volumetric Spore Trap (Burkard, Lanzoni 2000) was implemented. Pollen season was defined as the period in which 95% of the annual total catch occurred. The start of the season was also determined by the 30 grains method. Seasonal Pollen Index (SPI) was estimated as the annual sum of daily average pollen concentrations. The highest 24-hour average pollen count was recorded in Lublin on 11 April (273 poplar pollen grains/1 m3).

Published
2008

3. The analysis of Oak pollen count in selected Polish cities in 2008

Author

Lipiec, Agnieszka, Piotrowska, Krystyna, Weryszko-Chmielewska, Elżbieta, Malkiewicz, Małgorzata, Puc, Małgorzata, Chłopek, Kazimiera, Świebodzka, Ewa, Majkowska-Wojciechowska, Barbara, Myszkowska, Dorota, Korzeniewska, Katarzyna, Domańska, Ewa, Winnicka, Izabela, and Rapiejko, Piotr

Subjects
alergia, alergen, pollen count, oak, stężenie pyłku roślin, aeroalergeny, allergy, dąb, aeroallergens, allergen
Abstract

Praca przedstawia przebieg sezonu pylenia dębu w wybranych miastach Polski w 2008 r. Pomiary wykonano w Białymstoku, Bydgoszczy, Krakowie, Lublinie, Łodzi, Olsztynie, Sosnowcu, Szczecinie, Warszawie i we Wrocławiu. Badania prowadzono metodą objętościową przy wykorzystaniu aparatów firmy Burkard i Lanzoni 2000. Sezon pyłkowy wyznaczono jako okres, w którym w powietrzu wystąpiło 95% rocznej sumy ziaren pyłku. Początek sezonu pyłkowego wyznaczono również metodą 30 ziaren. Indeks SPI obliczono jako sumę średnich dobowych stężeń pyłku w danym sezonie. Najwcześniej sezon pylenia dębu rozpoczął się we Wrocławiu (25 kwietnia). Najwyższe wartości średniodobowych stężeń pyłku dębu odnotowano w Lublinie, gdzie 5 maja stężenie wyniosło 212 z/m3 powietrza. This paper presents the course of oak pollination season in selected cities of Poland in 2007. The measurements were performed in Bialystok, Bydgoszcz, Krakow, Lublin, Lodz, Olsztyn, Sosnowiec, Szczecin, Warsaw and Wroclaw. Volumetric method with the use of Volumetric Spore Trap (Burkard, Lanzoni 2000) was implemented. Pollen season was defined as the period in which 95% of the annual total catch occurred. The start of the season was also determined by the 30 grains method. Seasonal Pollen Index (SPI) was estimated as the annual sum of daily average pollen concentrations. Pollen season of oak in 2008 started first in Lublin (25 April). The highest 24-hour average pollen count was recorded in Lublin on 5 May (212 oak pollen grains/m3).

Published
2008

4. Analiza stężenia pyłku cisu/jałowca w wybranych miastach Polski w 2007 r

Author

Kalinowska, Ewa, Lipiec, Agnieszka, Puc, Małgorzata, Malkiewicz, Małgorzata, Weryszko-Chmielewska, Elżbieta, Piotrowska, Krystyna, Myszkowska, Dorota, Siergiejko, Zenon, Chłopek, Kazimiera, and Wojdas, Andrzej

Subjects
alergia, alergen, cis, common juniper, pollen count, yew, stężenie pyłku roślin, aeroalergeny, jałowiec, allergy, aeroallergens, allergen
Abstract

Praca przedstawia przebieg sezonu pylenia cisu/jałowca w wybranych miastach Polski w 2007 r. Pomiary wykonywano w Białymstoku, Bydgoszczy, Lublinie, Sosnowcu, Szczecinie, Warszawie i we Wrocławiu. Badania prowadzono metodą objętościową przy wykorzystaniu aparatów firmy Burkard i Lanzoni 2000. Za sezon pyłkowy uznano okres, w którym w powietrzu występuje 95% rocznej sumy ziaren pyłku cisu/jałowca. Najwcześniej sezon pylenia cisu rozpoczął się we Wrocławiu, bo już 1 marca. Najpóźniej pyłek cisu pojawił się w Białymstoku – 9 marca. Najwyższe wartości średniodobowych stężeń pyłku cisu odnotowano w Szczecinie, gdzie 13 marca zanotowano stężenie 239 ziaren pyłku w 1m3 powietrza. his paper presents the course of yew/juniper pollination season in selected cities of Poland in 2007. The measurements were performed in Bialystok, Bydgoszcz, Lublin, Sosnowiec, Szczecin, Warsaw and Wroclaw. Volumetric method with the use of Volumetric Spore Trap (Burkard, Lanzoni 2000) was implemented. Pollen season was defined as the period in which 95% of the annual total catch occurred. Pollen season of yew /juniper in 2007 started first in Wroclaw (01 March). The highest 24-hour average pollen count was recorded in Szczcin on 13 March (239 pollen grains/1m3).

Published
2007

5. The grass pollen in the air of selected Polish cities in 2007

Author

Chłopek, Kazimiera, Malkiewicz, Małgorzata, Myszkowska, Dorota, Kasprzyk, Idalia, Puc, Małgorzata, Balwierz, Zofia, Majkowska-Wojciechowska, Barbara, Piotrowska, Krystyna, Weryszko-Chmielewska, Elżbieta, Lipiec, Agnieszka, Siergiejko, Zenon, and Rapiejko, Piotr

Subjects
alergia, alergen, grass, pollen count, 2007 year, stężenie pyłku, trawy, rok 2007, allergy, allergen
Abstract

Praca przedstawia przebieg sezonu pylenia traw w roku 2007 w Białymstoku, Bydgoszczy, Krakowie, Lublinie, Łodzi, Rzeszowie, Sosnowcu, Szczecinie, Warszawie i we Wrocławiu. Badania prowadzono metodą objętościową przy zastosowaniu aparatów typu Burkard i Lanzoni. Sezon pyłkowy wyznaczono metodą 98%. Najwcześniej pyłek traw zarejestrowano we Wrocławiu i w Krakowie (20, 30 kwietnia), najpóźniej w Białymstoku (13 maja). Największą maksymalną koncentrację pyłku zanotowano w Łodzi (513 ziaren/m3), najniższą w Krakowie (106 ziaren/m3). Okres maksymalnych stężeń pyłku traw rejestrowano między 29 maja i 21 czerwca. This paper presents the curse of grass pollination seasons in the cities Białystok, Bydgoszcz, Kraków, Lublin, Łódź, Rzeszów, Sosnowiec, Szczecin, Warszawa and Wrocław in 2007. Measurements were performed by the volumetric method with the use of a Burkard and Lanzoni Spore Trap. The duration of the pollen seasons was defined as the period in which 98 % of the annual total catch occurred. The pollen seasons of grass started first in Wrocław and Kraków (20, 30 April), the latest in Białystok (13 May). The highest concentration of pollen grains was noted in Łódź (513 z/m3), the lowest in Kraków (106 z/m3). The period of the maximum concentrations was recorded in 29 May and the off 21 June.

Published
2007

6. Systemowe działanie niklu

Author

Antoszczyk, Grażyna and Obtułowicz, Krystyna

Subjects
inorganic chemicals, systemic action of nickel, alergen, nickel, systemowe działanie niklu, otorhinolaryngologic diseases, nikiel, allergen
Abstract

Nickel is the most common substance in our environment. It is known as commonest couse of allergic contact dermatitis. Similar to chromium, cobalt and zinc, nickel may also be a cause of allergy in the upper and lower airways. It may lead to diseases described as "hard metal asthma" and "hard metal rhinitis". The study aimed to determine the prevelance of systemic nickel induced reaction in patients sensitized to nickel and suffering from atopic dermatitis, allergic contact dermatitis and urticaria. In all patients during remission of symptoms were performed patch tests with European Standard contact allergens, serial dilution patch tests and oral provocation test with increasing doses of nickel sulphate. Our studies indicate that oral nickel challenge can provoke symptoms of skin allergy type I and type IV.

Published
2005

7. Mechanizmy uruchamiane przez immunoterapię alergenową - stan wiedzy na 2018 r.

Author

Gajdanowicz, Paweł and Jutel, Marek

Abstract

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Published
2018
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8. Alergia na soję - co wiemy obecnie?

Author

ROSADA, TOMASZ, UKLEJA-SOKOŁOWSKA, NATALIA, and BARTUZI, ZBIGNIEW

Subjects
*ANAPHYLAXIS, *SOY proteins, *GOLD standard, *THERAPEUTICS, *ALLERGENS, *ORAL examinations (Education)
Abstract

Allergy to soy is still a big diagnostic and therapeutic problem. It seems that this problem will not lose its significance in the coming years, because soy proteins, mainly due to their prevalence and unique amino acid composition, are still extremely popular in food production, processing and breeding. Allergy to soy is most often manifested clinically as gastrointestinal symptoms, but other ailments are not uncommon. Despite the availability of many diagnostic methods, the diagnosis of soy allergy is not easy. A double-blind placebo-controlled oral provocation test remains the gold standard. However, the future certainly belongs to the molecular methods that allow to assess the sensitivity to specific allergen components, which opens up new possibilities both in predicting the course of natural disease and its treatment, and also in identifying patients at the highest risk of severe anaphylactic reactions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019

9. Alergia na cytrusy.

Author

KARCZEWSKA, JAGODA, UKLEJA-SOKOŁOWSKA, NATALIA, and BARTUZI, ZBIGNIEW

Subjects
*CITRUS fruits, *COSMETICS additives, *ALLERGENS, *CITRUS, *FOOD additives, *CITRUS diseases & pests
Abstract

Commonness of citrus fruits as food products and additives for cosmetics and cleaning products contribute to the increase of the number of people suffering from citrus allergy. Citrus allergens can cause gastrointestinal, respiratory and skin symptoms. Citrus allergens are cross-reactive with many allergens from different sources. This makes diagnostics of citrus allergy problematical and determination of the allergen responsible for allergy symptoms is difficult. The purpose of this article is systematization of information available in literature on citrus allergens, clinical symptoms of citrus allergy, its diagnostics and diagnostics-related problems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

10. Alergia na brzoskwinie - obecny stan wiedzy.

Author

ZIELIŃSKA, JOANNA, LEŚNY, MATEUSZ, UKLEJA-SOKOŁOWSKA, NATALIA, GAWROŃSKA-UKLEJA, EWA, and BARTUZI, ZBIGNIEW

Abstract

Peach allergy is particularly common in the Mediterranean countries, but in other parts of the Europe, including Poland, this is a growing problem. The main peach allergen is the non-specific, low molecular weight lipid transfer protein (LTP) Pru p 3, belonging to the prolamin superfamily, mainly found in the peach skin. The most common clinical manifestation of peach allergy is oral allergy syndrome (OAS), which occurs in 79% of peach allergic patients. The diagnostic gold standard in peach allergy remains the double blind placebo controlled food challenge (DBPCFC). The future lies with molecular diagnostics, which is becoming more and more popular nowadays. It enables precise determination of allergic components to which a patient is hypersensitive. It has crucial in predicting the patient's allergic disease's natural course, and is useful in identifying patients with higher risk of anaphylactic reactions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2018

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