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Effect of Antiallergic Drugs on 3 Major Factors Contributing to the Manifestation of Nasal Allergy: Part I, Effect on Number of Basophilic Cells Kosaku Sakaguchi 1 1Department of Otolaryngology, Nippon Medical School pp.267-271
Published Date 1982/4/20
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1492209423
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 In order to elucidate the mode of action of antiallergic drugs, the number of basophilic cells was investigated. Before and after treatment with antiallergic drugs, specimens were obtained by scratching the mucosal surface of the inferior turbinate, and basophilic cells were counted.

 The results indicated that the number of the basophilic cells were decreased in 53% of the patients treated with Beclomethasone, in 50% with Neurotropin, in 47% with antihistamine, in 40% with Disodium Cromoglycate, and in 26% in the control group. In Beclomethasone treatment, the number was remarkably decreased with a good correlation to the decrease of the degree of nasal response to the causal allergens, and this fact showed that Beclomethasone is effective by reducing basophilic cells.

 The number of basophilic cells is a useful and objective parameter to judge the effectiveness of antiallergic drugs.


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