Détail du document
Identifiant
oai:pubmedcentral.nih.gov:1022...
Sujet
ReviewAuteur
Pfaar, Oliver Becker, Sven Calabria, Christopher Hartenstein, Diana Jung, Jenna Zimmer, Julia Ponda, PunitaLangue
enEditeur
World Allergy Organization
Catégorie
The World Allergy Organization Journal
Année
2023
Date de référencement
16/08/2024
Mots clés
treatment allergicRésumé
IgE-mediated atopic diseases such as allergic rhinitis and rhinoconjunctivitis are common chronic diseases in the western world.
Allergen immunotherapy (AIT) plays a fundamental role in the treatment of allergic patients by modulating the underlying immune mechanisms.
Though this treatment is integrated in practice-patterns globally, many differences are found in the application of AIT on the national or international level due to heterogeneous methods, and clinical recommendations are given in different parts of the world.
This review from authors in Europe and the United States highlights differences and similarities in important aspects of AIT application in the 2 global regions.
First, the regulatory situation differs regarding marketing authorization and licensing.
Secondly, differences are elaborated in manufacturing practices, marketing distribution and formulations of AIT products.
Thirdly, clinical administration patterns in the current guidelines show similarities in indications and contraindications of AIT, but also are divergent in some practical aspects.
Informing the readership on similarities, as well as differences of standards in AIT in the United States and Europe, the authors highlight the unmet need of thorough harmonization of standards of AIT, as it is the only disease modifying treatment option available for patients with allergic rhinitis and rhinoconjunctivitis.
Pfaar, Oliver,Becker, Sven,Calabria, Christopher,Hartenstein, Diana,Jung, Jenna,Zimmer, Julia,Ponda, Punita, 2023, Comparison of allergen immunotherapy practice patterns in inhalant allergies in the United States of America and Europe: Similarities and differences 2023, World Allergy Organization
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