Incidence and classification of adverse reactions to plasma substitutes.
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Anaphylaxis↗
Biomedical subjects
J Ring
Publications and source records attributed to J Ring.
[Bee and wasp venom allergy. Clinical aspects, prevention and therapy].
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Adolescent↗
[Therapy of allergy: prospects of future developments].
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Desensitization, Immunologic↗
[Atopic eczema. Allergy, minimal immunologic deficiency or "immuno-vegetative dysregulation"?].
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Dermatitis, Atopic↗
[The psyche and allergy].
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Conditioning, Classical↗
[Drug-induced exanthemas].
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Drug Eruptions↗
[Pseudoallergic drug reactions].
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Anesthetics↗
[Applied allergology, Part 17. Drug allergy].
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Drug Hypersensitivity↗
[Applied allergology, Part 16. External glucocorticosteroid therapy].
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Administration, Topical↗
[Applied allergology 14. Contact dermatitis--contact eczema].
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Allergens↗
[Allergic diseases caused by immune complex type III: alveolitis, vasculitis].
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Alveolitis, Extrinsic Allergic↗
[Applied allergology. 12. Allergic blood disorders: type II cytotoxic reactions].
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Antigen-Antibody Complex↗
[Applied allergology. 10. Bronchial asthma: therapy].
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Asthma↗
[Applied allergology. 9. Bronchial asthma: clinical aspects and pathophysiology].
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Allergens↗
[Specific drugs in dermatologic therapy].
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Dermatologic Agents↗
Release of gastric histamine in patients with urticaria and food allergy.
In a clinical study the participation of histamine in the allergenic response of patients with food allergy was investigated. The resting levels of gastric tissue and plasma histamines of 10 patients were slightly higher than the respective values of normal volunteers. 5 minutes after local intragastral allergenic provocation a decline of the mucosal histamine content of the allergen-treated area was noticed. Parallel investigations on the mast cell content of the stomach mucosa revealed a parallel decrease of the o-phthaldialdehyde stained cells, whereas the number of toluidine blue stained cells remained unchanged. These data are in accordance with an antigen-induced IgE-dependent liberation of the mast cell histamine stores.
Adult↗