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2018 | 23 | 3 | 124-127

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Miejsce swoistej immunoterapii alergenowej w alergicznych chorobach oczu

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Placement of allergen specific immunotherapy in ocular allergy

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Zachorowalność na alergiczne choroby oczu rośnie na świecie wraz ze wzrostem innych chorób alergicznych, szczególnie z alergicznym nieżytem nosa. Niestety badania nad epidemiologią i immunoterapią w alergii oczu są nadal nieliczne w porównaniu z badaniami dotyczą- cymi wszystkich aspektów alergicznego nieżytu nosa. Autor przedstawia 3 prace ze swoistej immunoterapii alergenowej dotyczące alergii oczu i omawia niektóre, z licznych badań, dotyczących immunoterapii nieżytu alergicznego nosa i spojówek, które oceniały osobno poprawę objawów ocznych. Artykuł próbuje wykazać zasadność dalszych badań nad właściwym miejscem w alergologii wiedzy o alergii oczu, a w szczególności ustalenia wskazań do swoistej immunoterapii w alergicznych zapaleniach spojówek.
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Morbidity of ocular allergic diseases has been growing all over the world alongside with other allergic diseases, especially the allergic rhinitis. Unfortunately epidemiologic data and studies about immunotherapy in ocular allergy have so far been scarce in comparison to extensive research of various aspects of allergic rhinitis. The author presents three studies of allergen-specific immunotherapy in ocular allergy and certain of numerous studies on allergic conjunctivitis (AC) and allergic rhinoconjunctivitis (ARC) that included separate evaluation of ocular symptoms. This article emphasizes the need for further research on the proper placement of ocular allergies in allergology and establishing indications for allergen-specific immunotherapy of allergic conjunctivitis

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124-127

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  • DOBROSTAN, Ośrodek Badań Klinicznych, Wrocław

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