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case_images: Frequency of grades according to each insect
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case_images: The frequency of the grades according to each insect is shown in Fig. 1.
case_images: a Association between age and grade for wasp venom allergic patients. b Association between latency time and grade for wasp venom allergic patients. c Association between age and grade for honeybee venom allergic patients. d Association between latency time and grade for honeybee venom allergic patients
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case_images: Thus, the older the patient is, the more severe the allergic reaction tends to be (Fig. 2a). Another indicator for severe SSR was a short latency time (Fig. 2b). Concerning honeybees, there was no statistically significant correlation between the individual's age and the grade of SSR (p = 0.48, Fig. 2c). Generally, the sting reaction was more severe if the time until the onset of symptoms was shorter (p = 0.02, Fig. 2d).