Evaluation of the Interleukin Profile in Nasal Flushes in Children With Allergic Rhinitis
Farber I.M.,
Tataurshchikova N.S.,
Zimovets O.M.
et al.
Abstract:Allergic rhinitis is one of the most urgent problems of allergology and immunology, since, despite the improvement of therapeutic and diagnostic approaches, the number of patients remains very significant. Allergic pathologies of various types occur in 25-30% of children. Allergic rhinitis is based on a multifactorial chronic inflammatory process of the nasal mucosa, which causes the presence of constant persistent inflammation and the progression of the disease, especially in childhood. Biological inflammator… Show more
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