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L Robbio Troyano

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[Ocular immunotherapy].

21 patients carrying conjunctivitis and with negative evolution in their illness, were sent from ophthalmology consultation to our hospital's Allergology service. Later, this diagnosis was confirmed as an allergic conjunctivitis by inhalers and anemophylus fungus. At first, they were separated in two groups. One of them, with 14 patients, was put under treatment for two years with ocular immunotherapy. The other one, with 7 patients, was put under treatment for one year with placebo control. At the end of the year, this last group was joined with the first one and putting under de same kind of immunotherapy treatment. It was obtained successful results in 90.4% of the cases. The allergic extracts were dosified in Proteic Nitrogen Units. The immunotherapy was by means of drops. There were obtained conclusions and recommendations.

Adolescent↗
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[Immunotherapy using the nasal route in bronchial asthma].

A study of 1124 asthmatic patients was performed. Patients belonged to different health centers and outpatients services, as well as to the Hospital Clínico Quirúrgico 10 de Octubre. Besides asthma patients had other allergic associated conditions, such as dermatitis, conjunctivitis, urticaria and rhinitis. Laboratory studies included the following obligatory tests: hemogram, erithro sedimentation, serology urine, stool examination and glucose. Eosinophilia nasal and pharynx exudate. The immunoallergologic study consisted of standard allergic tests using different respiratory inhalant and bacterial extracts, including controls with buffer and histamine. Immunotherapy was initiated using nasal drops during four years including four summers and four winters. Good evolution was observed in 1032 cases (91%), fair in 67 (6%) and no modification without improvement in 25 (2.2%). Conclusions and recommendations are given.

Administration, Intranasal↗