Pavel Korabliov, Joana Tamkevičiūtė Abstract More than 50 years ago human allergy was not particularly relevant. New allergy diagnostic methods were discovered starting from skin tests ending with lung function tests. Many of methods were expensive, special complicated procedures, special devices were needed and us a result diagnosis taked a lot of time. Allergy all…
Laima Skrickienė Abstract Summary Over the last few decades, in vitro diagnosis of allergic diseases has become an important corner stone. We have learned in recent years that the evaluation of patient’s sensitization pattern is a useful and reproducible tool both clinically and in practice. It has also been found to be particularly useful for…
Dagmara Reingardienė Abstract Summary Anaphylaxis, a term first used by Richet and Portier in 1902, is a serious and potentially lethal systemic reaction affecting two or more organs or systems. It is a allergic reaction. Hypotension and shock are not necessarily present. The term „anaphylactoid“ is no longer recommended for use. Trigger factors include foods,…
