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Local nasal immunotherapy with extract in powder form is effective and safe in grass pollen rhinitis: a double-blind studyAndri et al., 1996
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- Andri L
- Senna G
- Betteli C
- Givanni S
- Andri G
- Dimitri G
- Falagiani P
- Mezzelani P
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- Journal of allergy and clinical immunology
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BACKGROUND: Local nasal immunotherapy has been studied, by means of an extract in powder form, in patients with allergic rhinitis caused by grass pollen. METHODS: Thirty-two patients allergic to grass were studied for 37 weeks in a double-blind controlled trial …
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