… of AHR by reducing airway PGE2 biosynthesis in allergen- and aspirin-induced asthma. …
allergen or allergen plus aspirin challenge, both findings that could be explained primarily by …

… One patient did not have any clinically apparent symptoms during the aspirin desensitization
… ”), but had a previous aspirin desensitization with clear reaction, and subsequently did …

… in allergy and asthma has only started to be explored. A significant clarification in the … and
specificity of uLTE4 for identifying aspirin sensitivity in asthma ranged from 0.55 to 0.81 and …

… Another more detailed study showed that aspirin use had no clear effect on … induced by a
variety of NSAIDs [78], and the mechanism is unclear. Aspirin-related asthma may be related …

… with AERD have a highly characteristic refractory period to aspirin after an aspirin challenge,
… However, the cause of platelet activation in patients with AERD has not been clarified. …

… This discrepancy between the symptoms and endoscopic findings could be explained by
fact that the production of nasal secretion in aspirin-induced CRS is much higher than in other …

… that SCF and C-kit receptors have a direct effect on the severity of aspirin-induced asthma. …
The etiology of aspirin-induced asthma is multifaceted and not completely clear; however, a …

… aspirininduced asthmatic reactions, inhibited 15-HETE generation triggered by aspirin in
vitro. … It is not clear, however, if this quite specific increase in 15-HETE generation is causally …

… a clear framework for interviewing CRS patients about CRS-… , 2) asthma-based clinical
history and prior diagnosis, 3) aspirin … an association with a small effect size (Cohen's d = 0.05) …