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由于黄虫刺的局部和广泛反应:它与系统反应的关系

Alberto Palacios Cañas1, Miriam Clar Castelló1, Stephanie Bracamonte Odreman1

  • 1Sección de Alergología del Hospital General Universitario de Ciudad Real, Spain.

Medicina clinica
|May 16, 2025
PubMed
概括

患有广泛局部过敏反应 (ELAR) 的患者对Hymenoptera刺痛 (Hs) 发生系统性反应 (SR-HV) 的风险较低. 对黄斑虫毒液 (HV) 的敏感性不会显著增加这种风险.

关键词:
广泛的局部反应.黄斑虫的毒液来自于黄斑虫的毒液.针对特定的IgE.当地广泛的反应.系统的反应提高了人们的意识.敏感化 敏感化特定的IgE是什么系统反应是一个系统反应.这种毒药来自海门鸟的毒药.

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