Titlebook: Allergic Diseases; Diagnosis and Treatm Phil Lieberman,John A. Anderson Book 19971st edition Humana Press 1997 allergy.anaphylaxis.asthma.c

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Allergic Disease,are just a few examples of these immunological diseases. The high prevalence of drug reactions in the population prompts all physicians to obtain an allergy history prior to prescribing any antibiotic, illustrating the importance of these disorders in clinical medicine.

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Diagnostic Tests in Allergy,endent on the patient’s history of signs and symptoms typical of allergic disease during or shortly after allergen exposure. A common clinical example is a patient who states that every time he or she visits a home with a pet cat, he or she develops red, itchy eyes and sneezing. The ocular and nasal

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Environmental Allergens,rgenic proteins (along with a larger number of nonallergenic proteins) are carried on vectors, such as pollen grains or house dust particles, which may become airborne. Contact with these environmental allergens causes not only the immunologic sensitization required for the development of atopic dis

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Evaluation and Treatment of the Child with Asthma,ation. A comprehensive approach to asthma therapy in children should include assessment of disease severity and scrutiny for exacerbating factors followed by appropriate environmental modifications as well as pharmacotherapy. Long-term successful management is clearly linked to education of patients

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Asthma in Adults,th the overall prevalence of asthma in the United States and the mortality rate of the disease in certain sectors of the population are increasing. Although definitive contributors to this alarming rise in mortality have yet to be identified, some experts have implicated the increasing dependence on

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Sinusitis and Otitis Media, that has been present for < 1 mo and most commonly affects the maxillary sinuses. Subacute sinusitis, with symptoms present between 1 and 3 mo, usually develops when an acute episode of bacterial sinusitis has not been adequately treated. Chronic sinusitis has been present for at least 3 mo and is