1937
DOI: 10.1001/archotol.1937.00650010146002
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A Statistical Study of Allergic (Vasomotor) Rhinitis

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“…Asthma was the most frequent accompanying allergic disease. 7 Rackemann 2 stated that 16% of his patients had asthma as a secondary symp¬ tom, while Winkenwerder and Gay3 found asthma in 51%, hay fever in 32%, eczema in 10%, and urticaria in 6%. In 10% of these patients the asthma had developed in early life, but in a small number it began with the development of vasomotor rhinitis, both starting with a cold which did not clear up.…”
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“…Asthma was the most frequent accompanying allergic disease. 7 Rackemann 2 stated that 16% of his patients had asthma as a secondary symp¬ tom, while Winkenwerder and Gay3 found asthma in 51%, hay fever in 32%, eczema in 10%, and urticaria in 6%. In 10% of these patients the asthma had developed in early life, but in a small number it began with the development of vasomotor rhinitis, both starting with a cold which did not clear up.…”
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