Predominance of Atopic Asthma in Patients with Severe or Difficult-to-Treat Asthma in the Tenor II Cohort
The most common positive IgE tests for atopic patients were perennial aero-allergens: cat dander (59.7%), dog dander (53.7%) and Dermatophagoides farina dust mite (43.7%).
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| creator | Borish, Larry, MD FAAAAI Szefler, Stanley J Zeiger, Robert S., MD, PhD, FAAAAI Foreman, Aimee, MA Greenberg, Steve, MD Haselkorn, Tmirah Kianifard, Farid, PhD Mendelson, Meryl, MD Paknis, Brandee, PharmD Weiss, Scott T., MD, MS Chipps, Bradley E., MD |
| description | The most common positive IgE tests for atopic patients were perennial aero-allergens: cat dander (59.7%), dog dander (53.7%) and Dermatophagoides farina dust mite (43.7%). |
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