Abstract:Background. Despite the presence of robust evidence, very
sparse data are available on the efficacy of allergen immunotherapy
(AIT) on selected patients in real-life. Moreover, the obtained
data does not ever fit with the general population; thus, the
translation and the use of data obtained from randomized clinical trials
(RCTs) in real-practice can be questionable. Accordingly, we
aimed to evaluate in real-life efficacy and perceived
satisfaction of 3-year sublingual immunotherapy (SLIT) in a pediatric
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