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mkg-1091	Utomo, Haryono	Management of oral focal infection in patients with asthmatic symptoms	2006	6	.pdf	application/pdf	4311	291	39	Immunogenic versus neurogenic asthma7 Immunogenic Neurogenic Triggered by Interacting with Located on Releasing Stimulating Producing Manifesting as Protein aeroallergens IgE antibody Mast cells Histamine, leukotrines, prostoglanolins, chemotactic factors Sensory nerve C-fibers Bronchial inflammation Asthma Volatile organic chemicals Chemical irritant receptors Sensory nerve C-fibers Neuropeptides: substance P, neurokinen A, calcitonin gene-related peptide Mast cell degranulation Bronchial inflammation Asthma 123Utomo: Management of oral focal infection in patients the successful elimination of oral focal infection including the LPS was indicated by the reducing of asthma symptoms. Loss of sympathetic tone may contribute to some chronic, nonallergic rhinopathies.22,24 Regarding to the relief of asthma symptoms after the completion of dental and periodontal treatments; it concluded that the elimination of oral focal infection is mostly probable in reducing asthma symptoms.	cache/mkg-1091.pdf	txt/mkg-1091.txt