1961
DOI: 10.1001/archderm.1961.01580100013002
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Chronic Urticaria Due to Mold Hypersensitivity

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“…Certain authors have postulated that yeasts and fungi may play a part in the causation of chronic urticaria. Winkleman (1957) suggested that fungi may be a possible cause of urticaria; Shelley and Florence (1961) and Weary and Guerrant (1967) reported single cases of chronic urticaria in which the successful treatment of fungus infection led to the cure of the urticaria. Tas (1967) in his survey of 100 cases of chronic urticaria suggested that fungi should be taken into consideration as a cause.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Certain authors have postulated that yeasts and fungi may play a part in the causation of chronic urticaria. Winkleman (1957) suggested that fungi may be a possible cause of urticaria; Shelley and Florence (1961) and Weary and Guerrant (1967) reported single cases of chronic urticaria in which the successful treatment of fungus infection led to the cure of the urticaria. Tas (1967) in his survey of 100 cases of chronic urticaria suggested that fungi should be taken into consideration as a cause.…”
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“…Eine luftgetragene Exposition als Auslöser einer Urtikaria ist unwahrscheinlich [40] bzw. eine Rarität [259].…”
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“…Examples include mould components (such as enzymes) in beverages and bakery products or on dry fermented sausage/salami [9698]. Airborne exposure as trigger of urticaria is unlikely [20] or extremely rare [99]. Occupational contact urticaria in conjunction with mould exposure may also be a manifestation of immunologically mediated dermatitis in mould sensitization [97].…”
Section: Incidence Exposure and Health Relevance Of Mouldsmentioning
confidence: 99%