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Landmark Papers in Allergy

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Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

26.07.2012

Herausgeber

Aziz Sheikh + weitere

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

360

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25/17,5/2,4 cm

Gewicht

800 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-965155-9

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

26.07.2012

Herausgeber

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

360

Maße (L/B/H)

25/17,5/2,4 cm

Gewicht

800 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-965155-9

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Libri GmbH
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Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Landmark Papers in Allergy
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    • SECTION I: 1800-1899


    • 1: Jean Bousquet and Pascal Demoly: Did Bostock Discover Allergic Rhinitis?


    • 2: Gailen D. Marshall, Jr.: Early Insights into the Characteristics of Asthma


    • 3: Gailen D. Marshall, Jr.: Identifying Asthma Triggers


    • 4: Aziz Sheikh: Innovative Experiments Which Helped to Unravel the Aetiological Basis of Hay Fever


    • 5: Brian Hurwitz: Asthma Enters the Medical Mainstream


    • SECTION II: 1900-1949


    • 6: Barry Kay: What's in a Name? First Use of the Term 'Allergy'


    • 7: Gideon Lack: An Innovative Treatment for Food Allergy


    • 8: Glennis Scadding: Laying the Foundation for Specific Immunotherapy


    • 9: Torsten Zuberbier: Celebrating the Case Study: Schloss' Description of Atopic Dermatitis


    • 10: Phil Lieberman: Richet's Nobel Lecture


    • 11: Madeleine Ennis: A Serendipitous Discovery


    • 12: Anthony J Frew and Helen E Smith: Cooke's Early Insights into the Potentially Curative Role of Immunotherapy for Hay Fever


    • 13: Michael Ardern-Jones: . Does Eczema Have an Allergic Aetiology?


    • 14: Michael Ardern-Jones: ...and What about Angioedema and Urticaria?


    • 15: Jonathan Brostoff and A. William Frankland: Prausnitz, Küstner and the First Diagnostic Test for Allergy


    • 16: Harold S. Nelson: Introducing Atopy


    • 17: Munir Pirmohammed: Ephedra - Laying the Foundations for Modern Autonomic Pharmacology


    • 18: Hasan Arshad: First Attempts to Unravel the Relationship between Diet and Allergy


    • 19: N. Franklin Adkinson Jr: Demonstrating Serological Changes Induced by Ragweed Extract


    • 20: Martin K Church and Marcus Maurer: Bovet's Nobel Prize-winning Discovery of Antihistamines


    • 21: Sven-Erik Dahlén: Identification of Slow-Reacting Substance


    • 22: Victoria Cardona and Ignacio J. Ansotegui: Oral Allergy Syndrome


    • SECTION III: 1950-1999


    • 23: Andrew Bush: In Praise of Famous Men: Early Cortisone Studies


    • 24: Michael Kaliner: The Relationship between Mast Cells and Histamine


    • 25: Stephen R Durham: What Goes Round Comes Around: Developing Allergen Immunotherapy


    • 26: Sarah Howie: Burnet, Clonal Selection Theory and Acquired Immunological Tolerance


    • 27: Marc Peters-Golden: Slow-Reacting Substance of Anaphylaxis


    • 28: Anthony Dubois: Loveless and Wasp-venom Immunotherapy


    • 29: Stephen Wasserman: Developing an Understanding of Mast Cell Biology


    • 30: Alan Edwards: Disodium Cromoglycate for Allergic Asthma


    • 31: Anant Parekh: Ancient Egyptian Soup for Treating Asthma: Cox and Intal


    • 32: Shuaib Nasser: RAST: The Iconic Test for Allergic Sensitisation


    • 33: Sami L Bahna: The Discovery of IgE


    • 34: Lanny Rosenwasser: Penicillin Allergy: A Model for Practical Clinical Translational Science


    • 35: Angela Simpson: Unravelling the Relationship between Dermatophagoides Pteronyssinus and Asthma


    • 36: William W. Busse: The Gell and Coombs Classification


    • 37: Hannah Gould: The Dawn of Molecular Allergology


    • 38: Walter Canonica: Immunotherapy Can Change the Natural History of Respiratory Allergy


    • 39: Paul O'Byrne: Anatomy of the Asthmatic Bronchi


    • 40: Paul Cullinan and Anthony Newman Taylor: Identifying a Novel Cause of Occupational Allergy


    • 41: Tom Platts-Mills: Delayed Hypersensitivity to Pollen Allergens


    • 42: Aziz Sheikh: Inhaled Beclomethasone Dipropionate: Stepping-up Asthma Care


    • 43: Thomas Ruzicka and Andreas Wollenberg: Challenging Notions of the "Atopic Personality"


    • 44: Graham Roberts: Establishing and Investigating the Relationship between Food Allergy and Asthma


    • 45: . Bruce R Thompson and Robyn E O'Hehir: The "Histamine-Inhalational Test"


    • 46: Jasmeet Soar: Allergic Reactions to Colloid Infusions-Another Chapter in the Colloid Debate


    • 47: Paul Greenberger: Total and Specific IgE and Allergic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis


    • 48: Richard F. Lockey: Immunotherapy for Venom Allergy Comes of Age


    • 49: Roy Gerth van Wijk: Extending the Evidence for Immunotherapy to the Management of Children with House Dust Mite Triggered Asthma


    • 50: Peter Burney: Insights from Xhosa into Environmental Risk Factors for the Development of Asthma


    • 51: Jürgen Schwarze: Viral Infection, Allergic Sensitisation and Asthma


    • 52: Johannes Ring and Ulf Darsow: Immune Responses in Atopic Eczema


    • 53: Todor Popov: . Understanding the Relationship between Atopic Sensitisation and Airway Hyper-responsiveness in Asthma


    • 54: Alessandro Fiocchi: Key Insights into the Relationship between Food Allergy and Atopic Dermatitis


    • 55: Frank Austen: From Slow-Reacting Substance of Anaphylaxis to Anti-Leukotrienes


    • 56: Karl Staples and Ratko Djukanovic: Once More unto the Breach: the Role of the Damaged Bronchial Epithelium in Asthma


    • 57: Simon Brown: Management of Anaphylactic Shock


    • 58: Graham Devereux: The Hygiene Hypothesis


    • 59: Diane Gold: In Search of the Elixir for Childhood Allergy and Asthma


    • 60: Allison Worth: A New Way of Considering 'Quality of Life'


    • 61: Scott Sicherer: Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis


    • 62: Sandra Kuiper and Constant P. van Schayck: Allergen Avoidance: The Isle of Wight Study


    • 63: Parameswaran Nair: Introducing Sputum Counts


    • 64: David Ahern: Atopic Asthma is a TH2-cell Mediated Disease


    • 65: Samantha M Walker: Investigating the Impact of Hay Fever on Educational Performance


    • 66: Tomohiro Utsunomiya and Motohiro Ebisawa: Findings from an Early Peanut Immunotherapy Trial


    • 67: Young Min Ye and Hae-Sim Park: Auto-Immune Mechanisms in Chronic Urticaria


    • 68: Frank J Kelly: Air Pollution, Mortality and the Need for Public Health Policy


    • 69: Seif Shaheen: The Geography of Asthma and Atopy: After the Berlin Wall Came Down


    • 70: Judith Woodfolk: The Role of Animal Allergens in Allergic Disease


    • 71: Innes Asher and Julian R Vyas: The Natural History of Wheezing: the Tucson Cohort


    • 72: Stacy Chin and Wesley Burks: Measuring Food-Specific IgE Values


    • 73: Mary Linehan: Tuberculosis Exposure and Atopy


    • 74: James Friedlander and Wanda Phipatanakul: The Inner-City Home Environment and Asthma


    • 75: Carsten Flohr: Mapping the Burden of Allergic Disease in Childhood: ISAAC


    • 76: David Beuther: The Relationship between Obesity and Asthma


    • 77: Michael Daines and Wayne Morgan: The Emergence of Monoclonal Antibodies


    • 78: John Warner: The Renaissance in Allergen Immunotherapy


    • 79: Somnath Mukhopadhyay: Pet Exposure in Early Life and the Development of Allergy and Asthma


    • SECTION IV: 2000-2012


    • 80: Denis Ownby: Predicting the Development of Childhood Asthma


    • 81: Andrew J Wardlaw: IL-5 Blocking Monoclonal Antibody


    • 82: Simon Brown: Learning from Anaphylaxis Fatalities


    • 83: Audrey DunnGalvin: Peanut Allergy and Quality of Life


    • 84: Erika von Mutius: The Janus Face of Endotoxin: for Good and Bad?


    • 85: Carlos Camargo: Testing the 'Hygiene Hypothesis': Probiotics for the Primary Prevention of Atopic Eczema


    • 86: Antonella Muraro: The Impact of Food Allergy on Health-Related Quality of Life


    • 87: Stephan Bischoff: Does Idiopathic Eosinophilic Esophagitis have an Allergic Aetiology?


    • 88: Ian M Adcock: Dawn of the Genomic Age for Asthma


    • 89: Malcolm Sears: Endotoxins, Allergy and Tolerance


    • 90: William Cookson: Inherited Skin-Barrier Defects and Risk of Developing 'Atopic' Eczema


    • 91: Ulrich Wahn: Anti-IgE: Biologicals Reach the Inner-cities


    • 92: Tom Platts-Mills, Allison Worth and Aziz Sheikh: Conclusions: From the 18th to the 21st Century, and Beyond...