Environmental assessment and exposure control: a practice parameter--furry animals.
Environmental assessment and exposure control: a practice parameter--furry animals.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.anai.2012.02.015
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发表时间:
2012-04
影响因子:
5.9
通讯作者:
Oppenheimer, John
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作者:
Portnoy, Jay M.;Kennedy, Kevin;Sublett, James L.;Phipatanakal, Wanda;Matsui, Elizabeth;Barnes, Charles;Grimes, Carl;Miller, J. David;Seltzer, James M.;Williams, P. Brock;Bernstein, Jonathan A.;Bernstein, David I.;Blessing-Moore, Joann;Cox, Linda;Khan, David A.;Lang, David M.;Nicklas, Richard A.;Oppenheimer, John
Environmental assessment and exposure control is different from other practice parameters developed by the Joint Task Force on Practice Parameters in a number of important ways. Previous practice parameters generally describe a medical condition in terms of diagnosis and treatment with the implicit assumption that the diseases are somehow intrinsic to the patient. Although environmental factors may influence the severity and course of a disorder, the assumption is that if a patient does not have the disease to begin with, the environmental factors would not be relevant. Yet increasing evidence suggests that exposure to environmental factors can contribute to the genesis of certain disorders, such as allergic rhinitis and asthma. The process begins with development of specific IgE antibodies, referred to as sensitization, which occurs as a consequence of exposure to certain environmental factors in individuals with the appropriate genetic background. If the exposure persists, then predisposed individuals may progress to develop an allergic disease.
影响因子:
5.9
作者:
Portnoy, Jay M.;Kennedy, Kevin;Sublett, James L.;Phipatanakal, Wanda;Matsui, Elizabeth;Barnes, Charles;Grimes, Carl;Miller, J. David;Seltzer, James M.;Williams, P. Brock;Bernstein, Jonathan A.;Bernstein, David I.;Blessing-Moore, Joann;Cox, Linda;Khan, David A.;Lang, David M.;Nicklas, Richard A.;Oppenheimer, John
通讯作者:
Oppenheimer, John