2020
DOI: 10.18176/jiaci.0438
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Eosinophilic Esophagitis Is Probably a Comorbid Condition in Egg-Allergic Patients Undergoing Egg Oral Immunotherapy

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“…In a case series of 57 Spanish children undergoing milk OIT, EoE was diagnosed in 3 patients, who achieved remission after OIT discontinuation 25 . A recent prospective study of 90 children who underwent egg OIT reported EoE in three patients 26 . OIT discontinuation was not effective, and patients were successfully treated with a milk‐free diet and swallowed corticosteroids 26 .…”
Section: Oral Immunotherapy and Egids: The Chicken Or Egg: Which Came First?mentioning
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“…In a case series of 57 Spanish children undergoing milk OIT, EoE was diagnosed in 3 patients, who achieved remission after OIT discontinuation 25 . A recent prospective study of 90 children who underwent egg OIT reported EoE in three patients 26 . OIT discontinuation was not effective, and patients were successfully treated with a milk‐free diet and swallowed corticosteroids 26 .…”
Section: Oral Immunotherapy and Egids: The Chicken Or Egg: Which Came First?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A recent prospective study of 90 children who underwent egg OIT reported EoE in three patients 26 . OIT discontinuation was not effective, and patients were successfully treated with a milk‐free diet and swallowed corticosteroids 26 . Finally, in a large retrospective US study of 783 patients aged 3.5 to 48.3 years who were treated with peanut OIT, only nine patients developed EoE during the buildup and maintenance phase 27 …”
Section: Oral Immunotherapy and Egids: The Chicken Or Egg: Which Came First?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This infiltration varies based on the part of the digestive tract involved. Although its aetiology is unknown, it has been shown to be associated with allergy and involved in immunologic responses to different types of food and aeroallergens [2][3][4][5][6].Eosinophilic Enteritis (EE) is a rare disease, which is classified into three subtypes according to the layer of the digestive tract wall involved (mucosal, muscular and subserosa). The stomach and duodenum are the most frequently affected areas, and clinical manifestations depend on the location, extension and depth of inflammatory infiltrates, with ascites being the rarest presentation due to involvement of the intestinal serosa [1].…”
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“…Diante do diagnóstico de EoE, foi optado por decidir juntamente com o paciente e/ou familiares a suspensão ou não da ITO. A opção de realizar tratamento medicamentoso e manter a ITO, sem retirar o alimento da dieta e, assim, manter a dessensibilização é descrita por outros trabalhos(116,161,170). Essa foi a opção escolhida por todos os pacientes.…”
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“…A tomada de decisão compartilhada é a melhor estratégia de gestão para o paciente e cada paciente deve ser conduzido individualmente. Porém, nos pacientes que não evoluem com melhora, apesar do tratamento medicamentoso, a dieta é indicada(170). No taxa de sucesso dos pacientes com EoE foi bem inferior em relação aos pacientes sem EoE.…”
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