Predicting relapse in chronic spontaneous urticaria: A retrospective cohort study evaluating omalizumab withdrawal regimens
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- DOI: 10.1111/all.16194
Predicting relapse in chronic spontaneous urticaria: A retrospective cohort study evaluating omalizumab withdrawal regimens
Keywords: chronic spontaneous urticaria; omalizumab; relapse; risk factors; withdrawal.
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