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Pigeon tick bite: A neglected cause of idiopathic nocturnal anaphylaxis
G. Rolla
*
, E. Heffler
, M. Boita
, V. Doyen
, M. Mairesse
, M. Cvackova
, S. Debarbieux
, J. Kleine-Tebbe
,
M. Ollert
, M. Raulf
, A. J. Bircher
,
C. Hilger
*
Corresponding author for this work
Department of Infection and Immunity
Translational & Clinical Immunology
Molecular and Translational Allergology
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Anaphylaxis
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Tick Bite
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Pigeon
100%
Allergy
50%
Diagnostic Value
25%
Immunoblot
25%
ImmunoCAP
25%
European Countries
25%
Life-threatening
25%
Basophil Activation Test
25%
Recombinant Allergen
25%
Southern Europe
25%
Systemic Allergic Reaction
25%
Eradication Therapy
25%
Argas Reflexus
25%
Idiopathic Anaphylaxis
25%
Triggers of Anaphylaxis
25%
Medical Advice
25%
Middle Europe
25%
Diagnostic Agents
25%
Medical Care
25%
Rapid Onset
25%
Diagnostic Procedure
25%
Immunology and Microbiology
Columbidae
100%
Anaphylaxis
100%
Immunoglobulin E
20%
Western Blot
20%
Basophil Activation
20%
Recombinant Allergen
20%
Argas Reflexus
20%
Allergy
20%
Parasite
20%