Occupational Asthma Reference

Miedinger D, Malo J-L, Cartier A, Labrecque M, Malt can cause both occupational asthma and allergic alveolitis, Allergy, 2009;64:1228-1229,

Keywords: Canada, allergic alveolitis, malt, occupational asthma, specific inhalation challenge, no sputum eosinophilia, NSBR, maltster, skin prick test

Known Authors

André Cartier, Hôpital de Sacré Coeur, Montreal, Quebec, Canada André Cartier

Jean-Luc Malo, Hôpital de Sacré Coeur, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Jean-Luc Malo

Manon Labrecque, Hôpital de Sacre Coeur, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Manon Labrecque

David Miedinger, Lucern, Basel and Montreal David Miedinger

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Abstract

Specific inhalation challenge can help differentiate occupational asthma from allergic alveolitis caused by malt.

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evidence table


			occupational asthma from malt

12/20/2009

One previous case report of occupational asthma from malt thought to be due to contamination, unclear whether malt in current case was from the workplace or not

	Heaney LG, McCrea P, Buick B, MacMahon J, Brewer's asthma due to malt contamination, Occup Med (Oxford), 1997;47:397-400,

12/20/2009

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