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Allergic Rhinitis and the scope and utility of nasal autohaemo therapy in its treatment

A study of 150 cases

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    One hundred and fifty cases of allergic rhinitis were studied.

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    They were subjected to treatment with autoblood injections submucously in the inferior conchae.

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    A follow up of 75 cases with the results is discussed.

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    Possible mode of action of this therapy is discussed in the light of histopathological study.

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  1. K. E. M. Hospital & Seth G. S. Medical College, Parel, Bombay 12

    S. R. Rege

  2. K. E. M. Hospital, Pare, Bombay 12

    K. L. Shah

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Rege, S.R., Shah, K.L. Allergic Rhinitis and the scope and utility of nasal autohaemo therapy in its treatment. Indian J Otolaryngol 10, 123–134 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03047196

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