Table 3.
Table intralymphatic immunotherapy.
Author/Year | Disease | Allergen | Intervention | Age (years) | Number of Patients | Outcome |
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Hylander et al. 2016106 | Allergic Rhinitis | Birch or grass pollen | Double Blind Randomized Placebo Control | 20–54 | 21 (8 females) (15 controls) | Overall met the primary endpoint of symptom reduction by VAS. |
Senti et al. 2008104 | Allergic Rhinitis | Grass pollen | ILT vs. SCIT | 32 ± 8.7 years | 58 ILT (20 females)54 SCIT | ILT was safe, effective, induced tolerance faster and tolerance was durable |
Senti et al. 2012103 | Allergic Rhinitis | Cat (MAT-Fel d 1) | Randomized Placebo controlled | 34.6 ± 11.9 | 12 (8 Females) 8 Placebo | Met the primary end point of increased nasal tolerance |
Lee et al. 2015104 | Allergic Rhinitis | Dust mite cat, dog | Dust mite, cat and dog ILT | Not reported | 10 | ILT can rapidly improve rhinitis symptoms, however severe systemic reactions (2) and severe local reaction (1) occurred. |