P327 Food-induced pulmonary hemosiderosis

Alsukhon, J.; Leonov, Andrey; Elisa, A.; Koon, Garrett

doi:10.1016/j.anai.2017.08.218

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“…Alsukhon et al, 2017 [ 15 ]—A 2-month-old male with recurrent diarrhea and FTT had persistent cough, tachypnea and high inflammatory markers despite antibiotic therapy for pneumonia [ 15 ]. An amino acid-based formula gave improvement in inflammation and respiratory function.…”

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Heiner Syndrome and Milk Hypersensitivity: An Updated Overview on the Current Evidence

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Infants affected by Heiner syndrome (HS) display chronic upper or lower respiratory tract infections, including otitis media or pneumonia. Clinically, gastrointestinal signs and symptoms, anemia, recurrent fever and failure to thrive can be also present. Chest X-rays can show patchy infiltrates miming pneumonia. Clinical manifestations usually disappear after a milk-free diet. The pathogenetic mechanism underlying HS remains unexplained, but the formation of immune complexes and the cell-mediated reaction have been proposed. Patients usually outgrow this hypersensitivity within a few years. The aim of this review is to provide an updated overview on the current evidence on HS in children, with a critical approach on the still undefined points of this interesting disease. Finally, we propose the first structured diagnostic approach for HS.

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“…In other more recent reports, high values of specific IgG to milk proteins were found using an immunoenzimatic technique [ 14 ]. In one case report [ 15 ] CM IgG4 was found to be elevated. Even in these cases, the role of this specific CM IgG is not clear.…”

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