Dubai Final-v20.indd - World Allergy Organization
Dubai Final-v20.indd - World Allergy Organization
Dubai Final-v20.indd - World Allergy Organization
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included in this study, divided into 3 age groups (6-10, 11-14, and 15-19) years submitted to a questionnaire with evaluation of<br />
both total igE and specific igE antibodies to House Dust mite levels.<br />
the results were arranged in figures and tables and given as mean ± sD, values and data were analyzed using sPss version 14.<br />
the differences between the study’s groups were tested by using (AnOVA). P < 0.05 was accepted as statistically significant.<br />
male children were 270 (54%), 229 (46%) were female children, 290 of them live in urban area while only 209 live in rural area,<br />
there is a significant relationship between sD of specific igE levels and total igE in asthmatic children with a P value (0.000) and<br />
this relationship were significant in relation to positive family history with a p value= 0.003.<br />
Even many Population studies have shown an association between prevalence of asthma and total serum immunoglobulin E (igE)<br />
levels independent of specific reactivity to common allergens, this study found that there is a significant relationship between the<br />
total igE levels and the specific igE levels in asthmatic children and both total igE and specific igE levels are high in asthmatic<br />
children with positive family history of asthma.<br />
3301<br />
a STaTiSTiCal STUDY oF THE moST Common allErgEnS in CHilDrEn, WHo SUFFEr From DiSEaSES or allErgiC<br />
rEaCTionS in THE CiTY oF laTaKia (SYrian CoaST)<br />
Did, g. s.<br />
department of pediatric – faculty of medicine – tishreen University – lattakia - syria, lattakia, syria.<br />
this study was carried out in group of 639 children (298 girls and 341 boys), children aged 2 to 18 years .<br />
they were divided into 3 groups:<br />
1- (2 – 5 years old: 205 children)<br />
2- (> 5 – 13 years old: 289 children)<br />
3- (> 13 – 18 years old: 145 children)<br />
A sPt* used 6 aeroallergens: domestic moth, rot fungus (mould mixing**), grass mix pollen, cat dander, olive pollen, grain pollen***.<br />
521 (81.53 %) were reactive to at least one of the aeroallergens. Among the sPt-positive patients, a positive prick-test reaction to<br />
the house dust mites (87.33 %) was most common followed by mould (42.80 %) , 5 grasses mixing (34.35 %) , olive pollen (32.82<br />
%) , cat dander (30.13 %) , 4-cereals pollen (21.88 %).<br />
therefore, it appears that the prevelance of sPt reactivity to common aero allergens is high among lattakian allergic children,<br />
particularly in those with asthma and in all age groups.<br />
Dr. ghazal Dib: Assistant professor - department of pediatric – faculty of medicine – tishreen University – lattakia - syria<br />
* sPt: skin Prick test<br />
** mould mixing: Alternaria alternata, cladosporium, penicillium.<br />
3302<br />
ConnECTionS oF aSTHma anD rESPiraTorY inFECTionS in BoSnian CHilDrEn<br />
Bajraktarevic, A. 1 , Hadzimurtezic, A. 1 , Pavlovic, V. 1 , miokovic, m. 1 , mahinic, A. 1 , selimovic, A. 2 , suljevic, i. 3 , Hadzimurtezic, Z. 4 and<br />
sporisevic, l. 5<br />
1 2 Pediatrics Department, Public Health insitution of Canton sarajevo, sarajevo, Bosnia. Pulmonology Pediatrics Department,<br />
Pediatrics Clinic sarajevo, sarajevo, Bosnia. 3Department for Biochemistry, Clinical medical Center sarajevo, sarajevo, Bosnia.<br />
4 5 Asthma Department, UmC sarajevo- Clinic for Pulmology, sarajevo, Bosnia. Pediatrics Department, First medical Aid<br />
BACKgrOUnD: asthma is the most common chronic childhood illness. the kids patient exhibits prolonged expirations, increased<br />
use of accessory muscles for breathing, barrel chest, tachypnea, cyanosis, wheezing, exertional dyspnea, scattered rhonchi, coarse<br />
crackles and late-stage clubbing.Colds are caused by many types of viruses causing virtually the same symptoms.<br />
mEtHODs: the main issue in diagnosis is differentiating respiratory viruses, which cause most cases, from bacterial infection such<br />
as pneumonia comparing with asthma , which would benefit from treatment with antibiotics, and from influenza, for which antivirals<br />
are effective. gram stain of the sputum is necessary in all but the most severe cases of asthma and other respiratory diseases such<br />
as upper and lower respiratory infection .<br />
rEsUlts: the severity of the asthma will depend on the amount of lung tissue involved and type of pneumonia or severity chronic<br />
obstructive lung disease in children. During period 2005-2009, 8864 children with respiratory syncytial virus, 625 with influenza<br />
virus, 1813 with parainfluenza virus, and 1902 with adenoviruses were evaluated in connection with asthma at Primary Children’s<br />
medical Center sarajevo, First medical Aid and Pediatrics Clinic sarajevo.<br />
DisCUssiOn: the diagnostic labeling of presumed nonbacterial upper and lower respiratory tract infection is unclear.<br />
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