Written by leading experts in the field,
Quantitative Skin Testing for Allergy: IDT and MQT
provides an invaluable guide to using quantitative skin testing methods
in a modern allergy practice. The book reviews the well-established
methodologies of intradermal dilutional testing (IDT) and prick testing
and then goes on to describe the indications and techniques for blending
these approaches through modified quantitative testing (MQT). Each
method is presented in a concise way, guiding readers from preparation,
to application of controls, to application of antigen, and to titration.
Features:
- Coverage of the full range
of skin testing techniques allows the reader to compare and contrast
various methods to determine which is appropriate for each patient
- Succinct text outlines rationale, technique, and interpretation of the various methods described in the book
- Practical tips on selecting appropriate allergens
- Guidelines for how to prevent and manage allergic emergencies
- Advice on how to set up and prepare the allergy office
- A glossary of common terms in otolaryngic allergy - ideal for quick reference and review
Otolaryngologists,
residents, and nurses seeking to expand and improve their techniques in
diagnosing allergies will appreciate this handbook. The book also
serves as a valuable preparation aid for the fellowship exam of the
American Academy of Otolaryngic Allergy.
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