Drug allergy diagnosis work up
Pascal M. Demoly, Jean Bousquet
Abstract
Pascal M. Demoly, Jean Bousquet
Abstract
Drug hypersensitivity reactions are a daily worry for clinicians. The tools allowing a definitive diagnosis are few and poorly validated. They include a thorough clinical history, standardized skin tests, reliable biological test, and sometimes drug provocation tests. These tools are currently being evaluated by the European Network of Drug Allergy, under the aegis of the EAACI drug hypersensitivity group of interest.
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Drug hypersensitivity reactions are a daily worry for clinicians. The tools allowing a definitive diagnosis are few and poorly validated. They include a thorough clinical history, standardized skin tests, reliable biological test, and sometimes drug provocation tests. These tools are currently being evaluated by the European Network of Drug Allergy, under the aegis of the EAACI drug hypersensitivity group of interest.
Key concepts: Drug allergy, Provocation test, Medicine, Drug, Allergy, Intensive care medicine, Dermatology, Pharmacology