Bibliografia

Magazyn 2026/1 (10) – Pacjent

39 min
  1. 1 Prof. dr hab. n. med. Krzysztof Kowal, Niewidzialna sieć powiązań. Jak rozpoznać zespół pyłkowo-pokarmowy? (s. 12)
  2. 2 Dr hab. n. med. Natalia Ukleja-Sokołowska, Zespół bylica–seler–przyprawy (s. 14)
  3. 3 Dr hab. n. med. Kinga Lis, Alergen kontra kuchnia. Dlaczego obróbka kulinarna zmienia oblicze alergenów? (s. 17)
  4. 4 Dr hab. n. med. Emilia Majsiak, Od molekuły do epitopu. Dokąd zmierza diagnostyka alergii? (s. 22)
  5. 5 Dr hab. n. med. Katarzyna Plata-Nazar, Alergia u niemowlaka. Kiedy potrzebne jest mleko na receptę? (s. 24)
  6. 6 Diet. Alicja Wujkowska, Nieoczywiste źródła orzechów w diecie. Na co uważać? (s. 28)
  7. 7 Natalia Gajek, Soczyste, ale groźne. Alergia na brzoskwinie w pigułce (s. 32)
  8. 8 Aleksandra Lipiec, Szlachetna herbata i rzadka alergia. Co kryje się w matchy? (s. 34)
  9. 9 Lek. Danuta Ostrowska-Reguła, Odczulanie na brzozę krok po kroku. Ile trwa, jak przebiega i kiedy zacząć? (s. 35)
  10. 10 Aleksandra Lipiec, Krajobraz wysokiego ryzyka. Alergia w mieście (s. 38)
  11. 11 Aleksandra Lipiec, Platan w każdym parku? Przed nami pyłkowy armagedon (s. 40)
  12. 12 Agnieszka Kalinowska, Bylica różne ma oblicza (s. 42)
  13. 13 Aleksandra Lipiec, W maju pylą nie tylko trawy. Pyłki szczawiu pod lupą (s. 43)
  14. 14 Sylwia Gałązka, Pyłki roślin. Czy sa się od nich uciec? (s. 45)
  15. 15 Agnieszka Stańczak, Plastik na skórze. Czy poliester uczula? (s. 46)
  16. 16 Agnieszka Stańczak, Pod przykrywką. Alergia na cynk (s. 48)
  17. 17 Barbara Bukowska, Anatomia nadwrażliwości. Co trzeba wiedzieć o uczuleniu na kontrast? (s. 50)
  18. 18 Maria Cabaj, Na styku mikrobiomu i alergii. Rola grzybów Malassezia w AZS (s. 53)
  19. 19 Prof. dr hab. n med. Krzysztof Buczyłko, Gronkowiec i alergia. Duet, który komplikuje leczenie (s. 55)
  20. 20 Dr n. med. Iwona Poziomkowska-Gęsicka, Przyczyna nieznana. Anafilaksja idiopatyczna (s. 57)
  21. 21 Barbara Bukowska, Kiedy zrobić badania na alergię? (s. 60)
  22. 22 Lek. Klaudia Fabijaniak, Kolagen rybi w teorii i praktyce. Od nierealnych obietnic po reakcje niepożądane (s. 67)
  23. 23 Dr hab. n. med. Emilia Majsiak, Spirulina – przeciwalergiczna czy alergizująca? (s. 69)
  24. 24 Diet. Marcelina Bartuzi-Lepczyńska, Mity o alergii pokarmowej u dzieci (s. 72)
  25. 25 Barbara Bukowska, Sok grejpfrutowy a leki na alergię, czyli czego z czym nie łączyć (s. 89)
  26. 26 Aleksandra Lipiec, Uczulenie na krem z filtrem – czy to możliwe? (s. 91)
  27. 27 Agnieszka Stańczak, Mały lokator, duży problem – alergia na szczura (s. 93)

Prof. dr hab. n. med. Krzysztof Kowal, Niewidzialna sieć powiązań. Jak rozpoznać zespół pyłkowo-pokarmowy? (s. 12)

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Dr hab. n. med. Natalia Ukleja-Sokołowska, Zespół bylica–seler–przyprawy (s. 14)

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[2] Matricardi PM, Kleine-Tebbe J, Hoffmann HJ, Valenta R, Hilger C, Hofmaier S, et al. EAACI molecular allergology user’s guide. Pediatr Allergy Immunol. 2016;27(Suppl 23):1–250.

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Dr hab. n. med. Kinga Lis, Alergen kontra kuchnia. Dlaczego obróbka kulinarna zmienia oblicze alergenów? (s. 17)

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Dr hab. n. med. Emilia Majsiak, Od molekuły do epitopu. Dokąd zmierza diagnostyka alergii? (s. 22)

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Dr hab. n. med. Katarzyna Plata-Nazar, Alergia u niemowlaka. Kiedy potrzebne jest mleko na receptę? (s. 24)

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Diet. Alicja Wujkowska, Nieoczywiste źródła orzechów w diecie. Na co uważać? (s. 28)

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Natalia Gajek, Soczyste, ale groźne. Alergia na brzoskwinie w pigułce (s. 32)

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Aleksandra Lipiec, Szlachetna herbata i rzadka alergia. Co kryje się w matchy? (s. 34)

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Lek. Danuta Ostrowska-Reguła, Odczulanie na brzozę krok po kroku. Ile trwa, jak przebiega i kiedy zacząć? (s. 35)

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Maria Cabaj, Na styku mikrobiomu i alergii. Rola grzybów Malassezia w AZS (s. 53)

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Barbara Bukowska, Kiedy zrobić badania na alergię? (s. 60)

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Lek. Klaudia Fabijaniak, Kolagen rybi w teorii i praktyce. Od nierealnych obietnic po reakcje niepożądane (s. 67)

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Dr hab. n. med. Emilia Majsiak, Spirulina – przeciwalergiczna czy alergizująca? (s. 69)

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Diet. Marcelina Bartuzi-Lepczyńska, Mity o alergii pokarmowej u dzieci (s. 72)

MIT 1

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MIT 2

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[4] Sicherer S.H., Sampson H.A., Food allergy: Epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and treatment (2018). Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 141(1), 41–58.

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[6] Prescott S.L., Pawankar R., Allen K.J. et al., A global survey of changing patterns of food allergy burden in children (2013). World Allergy Organization Journal, 6(1), 21.

 

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[10] Sicherer S.H., Sampson H.A., Food allergy: A review and update on epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, prevention, and management (2018). Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 141(1), 41–58.

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Barbara Bukowska, Sok grejpfrutowy a leki na alergię, czyli czego z czym nie łączyć (s. 89)

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Aleksandra Lipiec, Uczulenie na krem z filtrem – czy to możliwe? (s. 91)

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Agnieszka Stańczak, Mały lokator, duży problem – alergia na szczura (s. 93)

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