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In 14 antigen provocation tests in 12 patients with allergic bronchial asthma, an immediate bronchoconstriction could be demonstrated by whole body plethysmography and a delayed reaction in 6 other cases. The examinations were repeated after a single prophylactic application of 40 mg disodium cromoglicate. By this means, 10 of the 14 immediate reactions and 4 of the 6 delayed reactions could be completely or largely prevented; in 4 and 2 patients respectively the protective effect was unsatisfactory. In longterm experiments over 4--6 months an improvement in the findings was recorded in 9 of the 12 patients. A rare side-effect of disodium cromologlicate therapy is irritation of the respiratory tract, in some cases with not inconsiderable respiratory obstruction.
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A Thiel
January 1982,
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X Baur, and
A Thiel
February 1974,
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X Baur, and
A Thiel
January 1978,
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X Baur, and
A Thiel
October 1981,
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X Baur, and
A Thiel
June 1980,
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X Baur, and
A Thiel
May 1974,
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X Baur, and
A Thiel
January 1979,
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X Baur, and
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March 1982,
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X Baur, and
A Thiel
October 1976,
MMW, Munchener medizinische Wochenschrift,
X Baur, and
A Thiel
January 2016,
International archives of allergy and immunology,
