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Niels Mygind

    Grundriss der Allergologie
    Allergologie
    Nasal polyposis : an inflammatory disease and its treatment
    Topical Steroid Treatment For Asthma And Rhinitis
    Allergic and Non-allergic Rhinitis
    • Allergic and Non-allergic Rhinitis

      • 250pages
      • 9 heures de lecture

      Allergy is a common affliction which has increased in prevalence over the last decades. Rhinitis is the most common manifestation of allergy, and this book deals with all clinical aspects of allergic rhinitis and its non-allergic counterpart. The chapters are written by experienced clinicians and researchers from Europe and North America. It has been the aim of the book to guide the practitioner in making a diagnosis and in treating patients with allergic rhinitis and, hopefully, also to stimulate further research work in this important field of medicine.

      Allergic and Non-allergic Rhinitis
    • This volume discusses the aetiology of nasal polyposis. Although the cause of this annoying disease is still unknown and although the described therapy is not satisfactory from an aetiological point of view, the balanced therapeutic approach, as described in the book, should he helpful for the otorhinolaryngologist and in particularly to his patient. Otorhinolaryngologists frequently see patients with nasal polyps. These patients demand effective treatment because of rhinitis symptoms, nasal blockage and an impaired sense of smell and with that, an impaired sense of taste. Because of these symptoms, many patients suspect that they suffer from an allergic disease and allergists believe that the aetiology of this disease is allergy to inhalent allergens, food allergens and even allergy to bacterial products. However, the critical otorhinolaryngologist has not been impressed by the therapeutic results of this postulated allergy history, and has instead helped his patients by a more straightforward surgical approach.

      Nasal polyposis : an inflammatory disease and its treatment
    • Die Lehre von den allergischen Erkrankungen und die sich entwickelnde Wissen­ schaft der Immunologie sind eng miteinander verknupft, seit Noon 1911 zum ersten Mal versuchte, Heuschnupfenpatienten mit Graspollenextrakten zu immunisieren. In der Folge beschrieben Prausnitz und Kustner die passive Ubertragung einer Sofortreaktion mit Quaddeln und Erythem mittels des Serums einer sensibilisier­ ten auf eine nichtsensibilisierte Person. Der Norweger Arent de Besche wieder­ holte dieses Experiment mit dem Serum eines Patienten, der unter einer Vielzahl von Allergien litt, und schrieb das Phanomen korrekt den "anaphylaktischen Kor­ pem" zu. Aus diesen Anfangen bis heute entwickelte sich ein detailliertes Wissen uber die Allergien, von den vielen Schritten, die bei der Entwicklung der IgE-Antikorper erfolgen, bis hin zu den spezifischen Proteinen des Allergenmaterials, der Sensibili­ sierung von Mastzellen und basophilen Leukozyten und der Sekretion der zahlrei­ chen Entzundungssubstanzen wahrend der emeuten Exposition gegenuber den Allergenen. Wenige Krankheiten sind so griindlich erforscht wie diese Allergien.

      Grundriss der Allergologie