Relation of allergens and frequency of enviromental allergies diagnosticated in our laboratory

Authors

  • M. MARTÍNEZ-POYATO
  • M. D. GOMEz-MoROTE
  • M. J. MlRAVET
  • M. I. MONTERO
  • S. SÁNCHEZ-CARRI6N

Keywords:

AlIergens, Allergy, Specific IgE.

Abstract

The object of this study is to offer a relation of allergen groups used in our

hospital for the definitive diagnostic of allergy by the cuantification of specific IgE.

And according to this describe the frecuency of definitive clinics diagnostics.

We use aLl the assays made for aH the year round 94, considering the patients as

aLlergics or not allergics, and booked it once when they had more than one positive

cuantification of the different allergens of its group.

Almost 75% of aHergies diagnosticated in our laboratory for cuantification of

specific IgE corresponding in a disminishing order of frecuency: Mouds-Yeast; PollensGrasses;

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Published

1996-09-20

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MARTÍNEZ-POYATO M, GOMEz-MoROTE MD, MlRAVET MJ, MONTERO MI, SÁNCHEZ-CARRI6N S. Relation of allergens and frequency of enviromental allergies diagnosticated in our laboratory. Ars Pharm [Internet]. 1996 Sep. 20 [cited 2024 May 18];37(3):575-7. Available from: https://revistaseug.ugr.es/index.php/ars/article/view/21806

Issue

Vol. 37 No. 3 (1996)

Section

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