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Preventive Measures for Occupationally Induced Immediate Contact Reactions, Thus, effective prevention starts at the legislation level, which creates a framework for not only the elimination, substitution, and reduction of skin urticariogens and allergens at the workplace, but also for the recognition of occupational skin diseases. In addition, preventive measures must con
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Management of Contact Urticaria Through Clinical Cases,, may be caused by a wide variety of agents, and may be immunological (sensitization required) or nonimmunological (no sensitization required). The general population are increasingly exposed to a range of chemicals and products that have been demonstrated to induce hypersensitivity reactions. In me
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978-3-030-07851-5Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2018
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10692-1This chapter reviews current concepts in our understanding of oral allergy syndrome. As allergen-detecting technology has improved, a much more accurate profiling of individuals with food allergy is now possible to achieve, resulting in more precise diagnosis and leading to the question whether the term “oral allergy syndrome” is still valid.
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Oral Allergy Syndrome: Rethinking Concepts,This chapter reviews current concepts in our understanding of oral allergy syndrome. As allergen-detecting technology has improved, a much more accurate profiling of individuals with food allergy is now possible to achieve, resulting in more precise diagnosis and leading to the question whether the term “oral allergy syndrome” is still valid.