… After individual presentations on various disorders of the gastrointestinal tract, issues of …
the diagnosis of immunologic reactions to dietary products in the gastrointestinal tract in infants …

… Although this is so, the mechanisms by which these secondary lesions are produced are
quite likely to include immunological reactions but at present we know of no convincing work to …

… The development of a food allergy requires an immunological reaction directed to a food
antigen. In order for this to occur, it is necessary that the food be digested, absorbed into the …

… the gastrointestinal system. However, the gastrointestinal system may be the target of immune
reactions such as allergic reactions … Gastrointestinal anaphylaxis is a very severe reaction …

… and HLA haplotypes, immunologic mechanisms and … Certain individuals with immunological
predisposition can … individuals to develop an aberrant immunologic response as well. …

… immunologic food reactions in the esophagus as the basis for EoE. Consistent with atopy
patch test and SPT-based diets, the most common food antigens in children were cow’s milk …

… to the changing impact of dietary antigens; and it should be no big surprise that adverse
immunological reactions to certain recently introduced food proteins such as gluten can occur. …

… with little to no symptoms but may have gastrointestinal symptoms including bloating, pain, or
… this review; however, nonimmunologic reactions commonly mistaken for immunologic food …

… have similar gastrointestinal symptoms. In food allergy, the immune reactions involved can
… antibodies have led to the suggestion of an immunologic basis of constipation in a group of …

… , Sjögren's syndrome, and other immunological disorders have been reported in association
with hepatitis C virus infections. Rheumatologic manifestations are well-documented in …