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Thomas Jw (1959)
Allergic reactions following insect bites and stings and their management.The West Virginia medical journal, 55
R. O'Connor, Wm. Rosenbrook, R. Erickson (1964)
Disc Electrophoresis of Hymenoptera Venoms and Body ProteinsScience, 145
N. Goldstein, C. Rucker, D. Klass (1964)
ENCEPHALOPATHY AND PAPILLEDEMA AFTER BEE STING.JAMA, 188
A. Terr, J. McLean (1964)
STUDIES ON INSECT STING HYPERSENSITIVITY. I. PRECIPITIN-IN-GEL TESTS AND PASSIVE CUTANEOUS ANAPHYLAXIS.The Journal of allergy, 35
S.J. Parlato (1932)
Emanations of Flies as Exciting Causes of Allergic Coryza and Asthma: A Study of the Atopic Reagins of the Caddis Fly, Butterfly, and MothJ Allerg, 3
H. Mueller, L. Hill (1953)
Allergic reactions to bee and wasp stings.The New England journal of medicine, 249 18
T. Brock (1961)
Resume of Insect AllergyAnn Allerg, 19
Thomas Jw (1963)
Insect allergy-prophylaxis and emergency treatment.The New physician, 12
J. Pruzansky, S. Feinberg, A. Kaminker, L. Meleyco (1959)
Studies on the antigenic relationship of insect extracts by reagin neutralization; evidence for nonspecific inactivation of reagin.The Journal of allergy, 30 4
B. Swinny (1950)
SEVERE REACTIONS TO INSECT STINGSAllergy, 15
R.A. Stier (1956)
Antigenic Relationship Between Honey Bees, Wasps, Yellow Jackets, and Yellow and Black HornetsJ Allerg, 27
H.H. Pinkerton (1958)
Immediate Therapy for the Acute Attack of AsthmaNew Eng J Med, 258
R. O'Connor, R. Stier, W. Rosenbrook, R. Erickson (1964)
DEATH FROM "WASP" STING.Annals of allergy, 22
F. Perlman (1962)
Insects as allergen injectants, severe reactions to bites and stings of arthropods.California medicine, 96
H. Parrish (1963)
ANALYSIS OF 460 FATALITIES FROM VENOMOUS ANIMALS IN THE UNITED STATESThe American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 245
E. Hellreich (1962)
Evaluation of skin tests with insect extracts in various allergic diseases.Annals of allergy, 20
E. Kailin (1964)
Insect Allergy Committee March, 1963, reportJournal of Allergy, 35
H. Mueller (1959)
Further experiences with severe allergic reactions to insect stings.The New England journal of medicine, 261
James Es, Walker Wg (1952)
ACTH in the treatment of multiple wasp stings.Canadian Medical Association Journal, 67
Morse Ra, Ghent Rl (1959)
Protective measures against stinging insects.New York state journal of medicine, 59
Insect Allergy Committee (1964)
American Academy of Allergy, Insect Allergy Committee, March, 1963 ReportJ Allerg, 35
R. O'Connor, Wm. Rosenbrook, R. Erickson (1963)
Hymenoptera: Pure Venom from Bees, Wasps, and HornetsScience, 139
C. Arbesman, Claude Langlois, Sidney Shulman (1965)
THE ALLERGIC RESPONSE TO STINGING INSECTS. IV. CROSS-REACTIONS BETWEEN BEE, WASP, AND YELLOW JACKET.The Journal of allergy, 36
J. Howell, B. Kraft (1962)
Allergic reactions to bee and wasp stings.The Journal of the Indiana State Medical Association, 55
R. Jaques, M. Schachter (1954)
The presence of histamine, 5-hydroxytryptamine and a potent, slow contracting substance in wasp venom.British journal of pharmacology and chemotherapy, 9 1
H. Schwartz (1965)
Skin sensitivity in insect allergy.JAMA, 194 7
Fackler Wr, Loveless Mh (1956)
Wasp venom allergy and immunity.Annals of allergy, 14
H.S. Bernton (1965)
Studies on the Hymenoptera: Skin Reactions of Normal Persons to HoneybeeJ Allerg, 36
E. Perlman (1955)
Near Fatal Allergic Reactions to Bee and Wasp StingsJ Mount Sinai Hosp NY, 22
L. Goodman (1965)
The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics
M. Schachter, E. Thain (1954)
CHEMICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF THE POTENT, SLOW CONTRACTING SUBSTANCE (KININ) IN WASP VENOMBritish journal of pharmacology and chemotherapy, 9
H. Prince, P. Secrest (1939)
Use of whole bee extract in sensitization to bees, wasps, and antsJournal of Allergy, 10
H.M. Parrish (1959)
Death From Bites and Stings of Venomous Animals and Insects in the U.S.Arch Intern Med, 104
A.T. Waterhouse (1914)
Bee Sting and AnaphylaxisLancet, 2
Frazier Ca (1963)
Treatment of allergic reactions to insect stings.North Carolina medical journal, 24
S. Shulman, C. Langlois, C. Arbesman (1964)
THE ALLERGIC RESPONSE TO STINGING INSECTS. I. PREPARATION OF EXTRACTS AND THEIR BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION.The Journal of allergy, 35
A. Jex-Blake (1942)
Bee-stings in Kenya ColonyBritish Medical Journal, 2
C. Kennedy (1965)
INSECT STINGS AND BITES: DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND PREVENTION.Postgraduate medicine, 37
H. Brown (1963)
Allergy to certain Hymenoptera: bees, hornets, wasps, and yellow jackets.Journal of the American Medical Women's Association, 18
William McCobmick (1963)
Fatal Anaphylactic Reactions to Wasp Stings: A Review, with Immunologic Studies of a Fatal CaseAmerican Journal of Clinical Pathology, 39
B. Swinny (1950)
Severe Reactions from Insect StingsTexas J Med, 46
B. Feingold, E. Benjamini, M. Shimizu (1964)
INDUCTION OF DELAYED AND IMMEDIATE TYPES OF SKIN REACTIVITY IN GUINEA PIGS BY VARIATION IN DOSAGES OF ANTIGENS.Annals of allergy, 22
H. Randolph (1934)
ALLERGIC RESPONSE TO DUST OF INSECT ORIGINJAMA, 103
Thomas Jw (1958)
The treatment of severe allergic reactions to insect stings and bites.Virginia medical monthly, 85
H. Mueller (1959)
Serial intracutaneous testing for bee and wasp sensitivity.The Journal of allergy, 30 2
Insect Allergy Committee (1965)
Insect Allergy Committee of American Academy of Allergy: Insect-Sting Allergy, Questionnaire Study of 2606 CasesJAMA, 193
M. Loveless (1962)
Immunization in wasp-sting allergy through venom-repositories and periodic insect stings.Journal of immunology, 89
J.R. Schenken , J. Tamisiea, F.D. and Winter (1953)
Hypersensitivity to Bee Sting: Report of a Fatal Case and Review of the LiteratureAmer J Clin Path, 23
E. Foubert, R. Stier (1958)
Antigenic relationships between honeybees, wasps, yellow hornets, black hornets, and yellow jacketsJournal of Allergy, 29
C.A. Frazier (1960)
Reactions to Stinging Insects and Their TreatmentGP, 22
Rockwell Em (1952)
Some investigational studies concerning reactions to insect bites.Annals of allergy, 10
Paul Jt, Presley Sj (1950)
Severe anaphylactic reaction to wasp sting.Illinois medical journal, 97
A. Ross (1939)
Peripheral neuritis: Allergy to honeybee stingsJournal of Allergy, 10
C. Langlois, S. Shulman, C. Arbesman (1965)
THE ALLERGIC RESPONSE TO STINGING INSECTS. 3. THE SPECIFICITY OF VENOM SAC ANTIGENS.The Journal of allergy, 36
H.R. Mueller (1959)
Insect AllergyPediat Clin N Amer, 6
B. Ashworth (1964)
Encephalopathy following a stingJournal of Neurology, Neurosurgery & Psychiatry, 27
R. Weed (1965)
EXAGGERATED DELAYED HYPERSENSITIVITY TO MOSQUITO BITES IN CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA.Blood, 26
F. Perlman (1958)
Insects as Inhalant AllergensJ Allerg, 29
A.R. Feinberg , S.M. Feinberg, C. and Bernaim-Pinto (1956)
The Importance of Insect Antigens in Respiratory AllergyJ Allerg, 27
A. Baugh, L. Favrot, O. Thomas, C. Dukes, J. Mcgovern (1965)
Studies on hypersensitivity to Hymenoptera. I. Antigenicity and cross reactivity of body extracts.Annals of allergy, 23 9
Claude Langlois, Sidney Shulman, C. Arbesman (1965)
THE ALLERGIC RESPONSE TO STINGING INSECTS. II. IMMUNOLOGIC STUDIES OF HUMAN SERA FROM ALLERGIC INDIVIDUALS.The Journal of allergy, 36
H. Pinkerton, T. Metre (1958)
Immediate therapy for the acute attack of asthma; a comparison of epinephrine and orally and intravenously administered prednisolone.The New England journal of medicine, 258 8
G. Peck (1963)
INSECT STING ANAPHYLAXIS.California medicine, 99
R. Ellis, H. Ahrens (1932)
Hypersensitiveness to air borne bee allergenJournal of Allergy, 3
C. Langlois , C. Arbesman, S. and Shulman (1963)
Stinging Insects: Immunological StudiesFed Proc, 22
R. Sheehan (1965)
SERUM SICKNESS AND RECURRENT ANGIOEDEMA AFTER BEE STING.JAMA, 193
C. Frazier (1965)
INSECT STING REACTIONS IN CHILDREN.Annals of allergy, 23
Marshall Tk (1957)
Wasp and bee stings.The Practitioner, 178
C.A. Frazier (1966)
Current Therapy
R. Benson, H. Semenov
Allergy in its relation to bee stingJournal of Allergy, 1
cited by Feinberg Woddell , S.M. Feinberg, and Bernaim-Cinto. C. (1956)
The Importance of Insect Antigens in Respiratory DiseaseJ Allerg, 27
Barnard Jh (1957)
Allergic reaction to insect stings and bites.New York state journal of medicine, 57
M.F. Kuszelka (1949)
Multiple Bee Stings With Hemoglobinuria and RecoveryBulletin US Army Medical Department, 9
M.H. Loveless (1962)
Immunology Involved in Insect Sting AllergyNew York J Med, 62
R. O'Connor, R. Erickson (1965)
HYMENOPTERA ANTIGENS: AN IMMUNOLOGICAL COMPARISON OF VENOMS, VENOM SAC EXTRACTS AND WHOLE-INSECT EXTRACTS.Annals of allergy, 23
R. Wiseman, W. Woodin, Howaru Miller, Morton Myers (1959)
Insect allergy as a possible cause of inhalant sensitivity.The Journal of allergy, 30 3
F.: A Perlman (1961)
Comparison of Skin Reactivity and a Proposal for Routine Skin Testing With Insect AllergensJ Allerg, 32
F. Perlman (1958)
Insects as inhalant allergens; consideration of aerobiology, biochemistry, preparation of material, and clinical observations.The Journal of allergy, 29 4
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American Journal of Diseases of Children – American Medical Association
Published: Apr 1, 1967
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