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Air cleaners can reduce the risk of allergic sensitization

Academic Article
Publication Date:
1997
Citation:
Air cleaners can reduce the risk of allergic sensitization / D. Roncarolo, G. Mistrello, S. Centanni, P. Diano, F. Ottoboni, M. Gentili, P. Pugni, P. Falagiani. - In: AEROBIOLOGIA. - ISSN 0393-5965. - 13:3(1997), pp. 185-189. [10.1007/BF02694506]
abstract:
Exposure to house-dust mite allergens is a factor in the development of allergic symptoms in atopic patients. Several measures can be proposed to control indoor allergen levels, inducing a clinical benefit. The use of an air cleaner is one simple way of achieving this goal. We conducted a simulation trial in a proper room, to verify the usefulness of a domestic cleaner, based on mechanical air filtration, to reduce the levels of environmental allergens. We checked the presence of mite components by different methods (Aclotest and Der p 1 ELISA), in dust recovered before and after using the air cleaner. Our results indicate that this approach could be useful in significantly lowering the levels of mite allergens.
IRIS type:
01 - Articolo su periodico
Keywords:
Aclotest; Air cleaner; Der p 1 ELISA; Indoor allergens
List of contributors:
D. Roncarolo, G. Mistrello, S. Centanni, P. Diano, F. Ottoboni, M. Gentili, P. Pugni, P. Falagiani
Link to information sheet:
https://air.unimi.it/handle/2434/792695
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