Table 3 |
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| The 116 successful tests | ||||
| Reaction | Children | Conclusion | Reintroduction | |
| Number | Percentage | |||
| No reaction to both feedings | 55 | 47 | No CMA | A: 49 |
| B: 2 | ||||
| C: 2 | ||||
| D: 1 | ||||
| E: 1 | ||||
| Comparable reaction after both feedings | 4 | 3 | No CMA | A: 2 |
| C: 1 | ||||
| D: 1 | ||||
| Acute reaction after placebo feeding (vomiting) | 1 | 1 | No CMA | A: 1 |
| Late reaction after placebo feeding | 14 | 12 | No CMA | A: 8 |
| D: 5 | ||||
| E: 1 | ||||
| Acute and late reaction after placebo feeding | 2 | 2 | No CMA | D: 2 |
| Objective acute reaction after placebo feeding alone | 2 | 2 | CMA; interpreted as accidentally exchanged placebo and verum feedings by treating physician | |
| Acute reaction after verum feeding | 12 | 10 | CMA | |
| Late reaction after verum feeding | 15 | 13 | CMA | |
| Acute and late reaction after verum feeding | 11 | 10 | CMA | |
CMA, cow’s milk allergy; A, successful reintroduction; B, parents refused to reintroduce cow’s milk; C, reintroduction stopped without medical advice; D, reintroduction stopped with medical advice; E: no information available on reintroduction.
Dambacher et al. Nutrition Journal 2013 12:22 doi:10.1186/1475-2891-12-22
