Allergic sensitization to common pets (cats/dogs) according to different possible modalities of exposure: an Italian Multicenter Study.

G Liccardi,L Calzetta,G Baldi, A Berra, L Billeri,M Caminati, P Capano, E Carpentieri,A Ciccarelli,M A Crivellaro,M Cutajar,M D'Amato,I Folletti, F Gani,D Gargano, D Giannattasio, M Giovannini,C Lombardi,M Lo Schiavo, F Madonna,M Maniscalco,A Meriggi, C Micucci,M Milanese, C Montera, G Paolocci,R Parente, A Pedicini, R Pio,F Puggioni,M Russo,A Salzillo, P Scavalli,N Scichilone,B Sposato,A Stanziola, G Steinhilber,A Vatrella,P Rogliani, G Passalacqua

Clinical and molecular allergy : CMA（2018）

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Only 213 patients (29.46%) would be classified as "exposed to animals" and 510 (70.54%) as "not exposed" according to usual query. Our classification has shown that many "not-exposed" subjects (399-55.19%) were "really exposed". The magnitude of exposure to pet allergens at home is not related exclusively to pet ownership. These considerations should be taken into account during the planning of epidemiological studies and in clinical practice for the management of pet allergic individuals.

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Allergic rhinitis,Allergic sensitization,Bronchial asthma,Cat,Dog,Hypersensitivity,Pets,Pets exposure

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