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. 2021 Sep 24;2:725165. doi: 10.3389/falgy.2021.725165

Table 2.

Baseline characteristics and Outcomes.

Age at start of OIT (months) Other food allergies Co-morbidities Pre-OIT peanut first reaction grade, age and symptoms Pre-OIT peanut SPT (mm) Pre-OIT peanut sIgE (kU/L) Cumulative threshold by OFC Progress on last follow up Duration of build-up Immediate reactions during build-up and grade Dose achieved (mg protein)
13* None Atopic dermatitis Grade 2, 5 months—facial urticaria, vomiting 6 mm N/A N/A Completed build-up phase 11 weeks Grade 1 – Facial urticaria 320 mg
14** Egg None Grade 1, 12 months—torso and face urticaria 15 mm 1.3 80 mg Completed build-up phase 11 weeks Grade 1 – Facial urticaria 320 mg
37* None Atopic dermatitis Grade 1, 6 months old—perioral non-urticarial rash 7 mm >100 N/A Completed build-up phase 12 weeks Grade 1 – occasional pruritis Grade 2 – Abdominal pain 320 mg
9* Milk Atopic dermatitis Grade 1, 7 months—Generalized urticaria 12 mm N/A N/A Completed build-up phase 20 weeks Grade 1 – Facial urticaria 320 mg
9* Egg Atopic dermatitis Grade 1, 4 months—Contact Urticaria on the face 7 mm 7.63 N/A Completed build-up phase 20 weeks Grade 1 – Abdominal Urticaria 320 mg
12* None Atopic dermatitis Grade 1, 6 months—perioral urticaria 8 mm N/A N/A Completed build-up phase 20 weeks Grade 1 – Facial urticaria 320 mg
12* FPIES to egg Atopic dermatitis Grade 2, 7 months—Generalized urticaria, angioedema and vomiting 6 mm N/A N/A Completed build-up phase 28 weeks Grade 1 – Oral pruritus 320 mg
13** FPIP to dairy Atopic dermatitis Grade 1, 11 months—generalized urticaria 4 mm N/A 150 mg Completed build-up phase 28 weeks Grade 1 – Facial urticaria Grade 2 – diarrhea 320 mg
23* None Atopic dermatitis Grade 2, 8 months—face, arms and torso urticarial swollen eyelids and ears 4 mm 11.8 N/A Building-up In build-up at 24 weeks Grade 2 – Vomited once; diarrhea during the first 10 doses. Grade 1 – Urticaria with subsequent updosing 125 mg

FPIES, Food Protein-Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome; FPIP, Food Protein Induced Proctocolitis; N/A, not available; OIT, oral immunotherapy; SPT, skin prick test.

*

History of objective allergic reactions reported by parents.

**

Baseline oral food challenges performed.

All mg amounts are mg protein.