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. 2020 Mar 19;15(3):e0230010. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0230010

Table 2. Clinical characteristics of the cases included for NPTs.

C Age Gender PT pollen SPT Pru p 9 SPT Symptoms
1 40 F 100 100 Nasal obstruction, itching in the nose and eyes sometimes with wheezing from February to June with relapses in September-October.
2 45 F 100 200 Nasal obstruction with rhinorrhea from March to June often accompanied by wheezing.
3 15 F 400 100 Sneezing, rhinorrhea and nasal obstruction from February to June accompanied by itching in the eyes.
4 62 M 100 110 Nasal obstruction with itching and pruritus and rhinorrhea accompanied by pruritus and redness in the eyes through the year with more intensity from March to June.
5 27 M 100 100 Nasal obstruction with rhinorrhea and itching in nose and eyes when exposed to peach trees in flowering season.
6 22 M 200 - Pruritus and erythema in the eyes with nasal pruritus and obstruction from February to early June.
7 15 F 120 - Nasal obstruction with rhinorrhea and itching eyes accompanied by wheezing when visiting the farm in the spring. Control of bronchial symptoms with B2-agonist inhalers.
8 45 M 200 - Itching and erythema in the eyes accompanied by nasal obstruction and sneezing during the whole year more intense from late June to late April.
9 58 F 100 - Nasal symptoms in spring from March to June.
10 44 F 190 - Nasal obstruction, rhinorrhea and sneezing accompanied by pruritus and eye redness in spring (May and June).

NPT: nasal provocation test. C: case number. M: male, F: female. PT pollen SPT: skin prick test to Peach tree pollen. Pru p 9 SPT: skin prick test to Pru p 9. Negative result is shown as (-).

Positive SPT is shown as the percentage of the wheal area of histamine given the histamine value of 100.