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7. Białka surowicze mięsa czerwonego jako przyczyna anafilaksji u dorosłych.

Author

RYMARCZYK, B., GLüCK, J., and GAWLIK, R.

Subjects
*FOOD allergy, *BLOOD proteins, *BIOLOGICAL evolution, *ALLERGIES, *SMOKED meat, *PEANUT allergy
Abstract

Background: Red meat allergy is reported as a possible reason of allergic reactions in adults and children as well, however, the epidemiological data are biased by various factors. One of the most important group of meat proteins involved are serum proteins characterised by high cross-reactivity to serum proteins with remote animal species origin. Aim: Assessment of frequency of red meat allergy with the use of component resolved diagnostics in adults with a history of anaphylaxis and clinical characteristics of sensitized individuals. Material and methods: A prospective-observational study was designed for adults. The inclusion criteria were: at least one anaphylaxis in the past and lack of clear reason of that reaction after a detailed medical history, skin prick tests with food allergens. Other internal disorders mimicking anaphylaxis were considered as exclusion criteria. In all patients component resolved diagnostics (CRD) with the FABER test which enables an assessment of the presence of allergen-specific IgE against 244 extracts and allergen components, and the assessment of tolerance of red meat consumption was performed. Results: 28 adults (22 women and 6 men) at the mean age of 39 ± 14,6 yrs were enrolled into the study. Twelve (43%) survived more than one episode of anaphylaxis and 11 (39%) suffered from other allergic disorders. None of the enrolled patients showed a clear relationship of allergic symptoms with the red meat consumption. Specific IgE against multiple serum proteins were found in two patients (8%). All participants tolerated cooked, fried, and smoked red meat. Conclusions: Although red meat serum proteins seem to be a rare reason of sensitization in adults their high cross-reactivity and high biological and multifunctional potential must be seriously taken into account in all cases of idiopathic anaphylaxis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023

24. Item Response-Modelle für Meßwiederholungsdesigns: Anwendung und Grenzen verschiedener Ansätze

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Glück, J. and Christiane Spiel

Subjects
Veränderungsmessung, Kindesalter, Wiederholte Messungen, Sensumotorische Entwicklung, measurement of change, Entwicklung in der frühen Kindheit, early childhood development, Rasch-Modelle, repeated measures, perceptual motor development, quasiexperimentelle Designs, Item-Response-Theorie, item response models, quasi-experimental designs, childhood
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Im vorliegenden Beitrag werden vier Item Response-Modelle dargestellt, die für Veränderungsmessung eingesetzt werden können: Linear Logistic Test Model (LLTM; Lineares Logistisches Testmodell), Linear Logistic Model with Relaxed Assumptions (LLRA; Lineares Logistisches Modell mit abgeschwächten Voraussetzungen), Hybrid-LLRA und Mixed Rasch Models (MRM). Die Modelle werden kurz theoretisch erläutert. Ihre Anwendung wird ausführlich anhand eines empirischen Beispiels - Erfassung der Entwicklung von Visumotorik im Kleinkindalter - demonstriert. Vor- und Nachteile der jeweiligen Modelle und mögliche Schlußfolgerungen aus den Ergebnissen werden diskutiert., This contribution presents four item response models - Linear Logistic Test Model (LLTM), Linear Logistic Model with Relaxed Assumptions (LLRA), Hybrid-LLRA, and Mixed Rasch Models (MRM) - that can be used to measure change. The theoretical basis of the four models is shortly explained. Applications are demonstrated comprehensively using an empirical example which describes visumotor development in infants. The discussion focuses on advantages and disadvantages of the four models and possible conclusions from their results.

Published
1997
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25. Sources of Social Support in Six European Countries

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Fagerström, Cecilia, Burholt, Vanessa, Wenger, Clare G., Meer, M. van der, Ferring, Dieter, Glück, J., Fagerström, Cecilia, Burholt, Vanessa, Wenger, Clare G., Meer, M. van der, Ferring, Dieter, and Glück, J.

Published
2004

45. Item response models for repeated measures designs: Application and limitations of four different approaches

Author

Glück, J. and Christiane Spiel

Subjects
Veränderungsmessung, Kindesalter, Wiederholte Messungen, Sensumotorische Entwicklung, measurement of change, Entwicklung in der frühen Kindheit, early childhood development, Rasch-Modelle, repeated measures, perceptual motor development, quasiexperimentelle Designs, Item-Response-Theorie, item response models, quasi-experimental designs, childhood
Abstract

Im vorliegenden Beitrag werden vier Item Response-Modelle dargestellt, die für Veränderungsmessung eingesetzt werden können: Linear Logistic Test Model (LLTM; Lineares Logistisches Testmodell), Linear Logistic Model with Relaxed Assumptions (LLRA; Lineares Logistisches Modell mit abgeschwächten Voraussetzungen), Hybrid-LLRA und Mixed Rasch Models (MRM). Die Modelle werden kurz theoretisch erläutert. Ihre Anwendung wird ausführlich anhand eines empirischen Beispiels - Erfassung der Entwicklung von Visumotorik im Kleinkindalter - demonstriert. Vor- und Nachteile der jeweiligen Modelle und mögliche Schlußfolgerungen aus den Ergebnissen werden diskutiert., This contribution presents four item response models - Linear Logistic Test Model (LLTM), Linear Logistic Model with Relaxed Assumptions (LLRA), Hybrid-LLRA, and Mixed Rasch Models (MRM) - that can be used to measure change. The theoretical basis of the four models is shortly explained. Applications are demonstrated comprehensively using an empirical example which describes visumotor development in infants. The discussion focuses on advantages and disadvantages of the four models and possible conclusions from their results.

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