Prevalencia de alergenos positivos en las pruebas cutáneas de pacientes con rinitis alérgica en el Hospital Central Militar
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El término rinitis se refiere a un estado inflamatorio de la mucosa nasal que clínicamente se manifiesta con: rinorrea, prurito, estornudos y obstrucción nasal. El estándar de oro para el estudio de la alergia son las pruebas cutáneas que confirman la sospecha clínica y determinan cuáles son los alérgenos causantes de la enfermedad.
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