… Factors associated with disease persistence … Persistence was predicted with a sensitivity
of 81.8% and a specificity of 82.4%. Factors with a high impact on the prediction of persistence …

… sex and high SES as relevant for the prediction of the persistence of AD, whereas parental
history of rhinitis was not included. The probability for the persistence of AD in the group of …

… with atopic dermatitis had disease persistence beyond 8 years. Children with already persistent
… risk factors may be useful to predict which children will have persistent atopic dermatitis. …

… enrollment presented a significant predictive power towards AD persistence. Subjects with
… persistence and of possible development of allergic respiratory disorders. Atopic dermatitis (…

… allergies in both parents as the strongest predictor of an early-persistent AD phenotype [47]. …
identified family history of atopic disease as a strong predictor of persistence, along with AD …

… to predict the likelihood that a child would have persistent … For example, a prediction model
containing information on … ), race/ethnicity (white), any associated atopy (food, asthma, and/or …

… However, whereas atopic dermatitis early in life remained a significant predictor for
wheezing at 11–13 yrs among early nonwheezers, it was no longer significant in the group of …

Background The Short-Term Topical Application for Prevention of Atopic Dermatitis (STOP
AD) study, a randomized, open-label trial evaluating the effect of short-term (from the first 4 …

… is the most useful laboratory data for predicting the outcome of infantile AD. … predicting the
outcome of infantile AD. According to our results, there were two risk factors for the persistence …

… We evaluated the association of these mutations with the persistence of AD symptoms over
time … to use a panel of FLG null mutations to predict the persistence of a child’s AD over time. …