Amblyseius cucumeris

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This table is made from a case report of one patient.

Agent Amblyseius cucumeris
Job Market gardener
Specific IgE positive
Skin prick test positive
Non-specific reactivity not done
Serial Peak Flow not done
 BAL not done
 FENO not done
Basophil histamine release Not done
Specific Challenge 

Immediate reaction to tomatoe plant debris, positive nasal challenge to mixed mites including Amblyseius cucumeris and Amblyseius californicus,  T urticae and H miles (last 2 RAST negative)

Follow-up

symptoms and PFT resolved with terbulaline and antihistamines (probably refers to challenge reaction only)


References for: Amblyseius cucumeris See published papers on "Amblyseius cucumeris" from this website.

Selected References for Amblyseius cucumeris

Abstract Available for Occupational asthma caused by the predatory beneficial mites Amblyseius californicus and Amblyseius cucumeris,gardener,case report. Skousgaard SG, Thisling T, Bindslev-Jensen C, Baelum J, Occupational asthma caused by the predatory beneficial mites Amblyseius californicus and Amblyseius cucumeris,gardener,case report., Occup Environ Med, 2010;67:287,
Jesper Baelum, , an author of 'Occupational asthma caused by the predatory beneficial mites Amblyseius californicus and Amblyseius cucumeris,gardener,case report.'

Abstract Available for Prevalence of sensitization to the predatory mite Amblyseius cucumeris as a new occupational allergen in horticulture Giséle CM, Groenewoud MD, de Graaf, van Oorschot–van NesAJO, de ong AJ, Vermeulen AM, van Toorenenbergen AW, Burdorf A, de Groot H, van Wijk RG, Prevalence of sensitization to the predatory mite Amblyseius cucumeris as a new occupational allergen in horticulture, Allergy, 2002;57:614-619,

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