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Robert G. Hamilton Abbreviations Purpose of review This review overviews advances from mid-2002 to the present CAST cellular allergosorbent test JHU Johns Hopkins University in the validation and performance methods used in the RAST radioallergosorbent test diagnosis of Hymenoptera venom-induced immediate-type SE survey North American Diagnostic Allergy Proficiency Survey conducted by the College of American Pathologists hypersensitivity. Recent findings 2004 Lippincott Williams & Wilkins The general diagnostic algorithm for insect sting allergy is 1528-4050 initially discussed with an examination of the AAAAI’s 2003 revised practice parameter guidelines. Changes as a result of a greater recognition of skin test negative systemic reactors Introduction include repeat analysis of all testing and acceptance of serology The diagnostic algorithm for Hymenoptera venom as a complementary diagnostic test to the skin test. Original hypersensitivity (insect sting allergy) begins with a data examining concordance of venom-specific IgE results physical examination of the patient who presents with produced by the second-generation Pharmacia CAP System a history of insect sting reactions [1]. The first decision, with the Johns Hopkins University radioallergosorbent test are typically addressed by a primary care physician, is presented. Diagnostic performance of honeybee venom-specific whether the patient has experienced a systemic reaction. IgE assays
Current Opinion in Allergy and Clinical Immunology – Wolters Kluwer Health
Published: Aug 1, 2004
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