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Table 1 Prevalence of autoreactivity in patients with atopic dermatitis categorized by age

From: IgE autoantibodies and autoreactive T cells and their role in children and adults with atopic dermatitis

Patients with atopic dermatitis

Severity of AD/population

Prevalence of IgE autoreactivity in AD

Prevalence of IgE autoreactivity in control subjects

References

Children 0–1 year

Mild–severe

20.0% (1/5)

/

Natter et al. [19]

Moderate–severe

15.0% (25/60)

/

Mothes et al. [20]

Children 2–13 years

Mild–severe

16.7% (1/6)

/

Natter et al. [19]

Moderate–severe

80.0% (16/20)

/

Mothes et al. [20]

Adolescents 14–23 years

Mild–severe

63.6% (7/11)

/

Natter et al. [19]

EASI: 10–39.4

50.0% (2/4)

/

Mitterman et al. [38]

Adults ≥ 24 years

/

60.0% (12/20)

0.0% (0/2)

Valenta et al. [17]

Mild–severe

44.8% (13/29)

/

Natter et al. [19]

/

62.5% (10/16)

0% (0/1)

Ochs et al. [57]

/

2.5% (1/40) SART2161

4.9% (2/41) SART2161

Kawamoto et al. [30]

/

37.5% (15/40) SART109

29.3% (12/41) SART109

 

/

15% (6/40) SART315

17.1% (7/41) SART315

 

/

27.5% (11/40) CypB84

29.3% (12/41) CypB84

 

/

17.5% (7/40) CypB91

31.7% (13/41) CypB91

 

/

10% (4/40) ART475

12.2% (5/41) ART475

Kinaciyan et al. [53]

Mild

100.0% (1/1)

/

Kortekangas-Savolainen [33]

/

37.0% (10/27)

/

Aichberger et al. [37]

/

91.7% (11/12)

0.0% (0/6)

Mothes et al. [20]

/

23.0% (40/174)

/

Schmid-Grendelmeier et al. [34]

EASI: 0.6–39.4

42.0% (29/69)

/

Tanaka et al. [55]

Mild–severe

77.0% (47/61)

8.7% (4/46)

Mitterman et al. [38]

EASI: 4.4–59.8

85.7% (6/7)

0.0% (0/12)

Altrichter et al. [35]

EASI: 0.6–39.4

28.0% (54/192)

/

Zeller et al. [36]

SCORAD: 21.93–71.36

71.8% (51/71)

0.0% (0/36)

Watanabe et al. [31]

/

14.8% (9/61)

/

Aichberger et al. [37]

/

91.7% (11/12)

0.0% (0/6)

Lucae et al. [91]

Moderate–severe

100% (4/4)

/

Roesner et al. [106]

/

91.7% (11/12)

/

 
  1. Percentage of IgE autoreactivity in atopic dermatitis with the severity of the disease compared with healthy subjects, subdivided into children 0–1 year, 2–13 years, adolescents and adults