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Natürliche und künstliche Allergene

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Der Anstieg von allergischen Erkrankungen im Bereich des Hautorganes und der Atemwege hat in den letzten Jahren zu vielen Spekulationen über die Gründe und Ursachen geführt. In diesem Kapitel sollen einige Gedanken und Hypothesen zur Pathogenese vorgestellt werden. Weiterhin solI hier auf Dosis-Wirkungsbeziehungen und inhalative Verursachung von Sensibilisierungen eingegangen werden. Abschließend sollen einige Umwelt- und Arbeitsbereiche exemplarisch vorgestellt werden.

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