Safety of segmental allergen challenge in human allergic asthma

Safety of segmental allergen challenge in human allergic asthma
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DOI:
10.1016/j.jaci.2007.08.058
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发表时间:
2008-03-01
影响因子:
14.2
通讯作者:
Virchow, Johann Christian
Virchow, Johann Christian
中科院分区:
医学1区
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作者:
Julius, Peter;Lommatzsch, Marek;Virchow, Johann Christian

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Background: Segmental allergen challenge is widely used to study mechanisms of human allergic asthma. Despite the relatively large dissemination, limited information is available about the safety of this method.Objective: Observational, retrospective study to report the adverse events of segmental allergen challenge in a large group of volunteers with asthma.Methods: In total, 78 cases from several studies performed between 1994 and 2007 were pooled for this analysis. Volunteers underwent allergen challenge using either a fixed dose of allergen (7 cases) or an individually standardized allergen dose defined by an inhaled allergen test before the challenge (71 cases). A subgroup of 13 volunteers underwent repeated challenges, with more than 6 months between the challenges.Results: With a fixed dose instilled during bronchoscopy, 43% of the participants developed wheezing and coughing, requiring 2-6 puffs of a beta(2)-agonist after segmental allergen challenge. In volunteers with individually standardized doses, a beta(2)-agonist was required in only 19% of the cases. No severe adverse events occurred in all cases studied. Volunteers who underwent repeated challenges did not develop more adverse events than those who underwent 1 challenge.Conclusions: Segmental allergen challenge is a safe tool to study the mechanisms of human allergic asthma, even when repeated challenges are performed in the same patient. It is associated with only a few, tolerable adverse events, especially when the dose of allergen is standardized individually.