Allergology: Diagnostic Methods | Treatise on Clinical Immunology and High Complexity Allergological Diagnosis

Allergology and Immunology · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Un tratado exhaustivo sobre los fundamentos biofísicos, moleculares, celulares y de provocación clínica orientados a la confirmación de la patología alérgica. Incluye la disección molecular del diagnóstico por componentes, los protocolos estandarizados de provocación controlada y el análisis crítico de las técnicas celulares de activación in vitro.

What it covers

1. Immunological Basis of Allergological Diagnosis
2. · Immunological Mechanisms of Sensitization and Hypersensitivity Type I
3. In Vivo Skin Tests: Prick Test
4. · Standardized Prick Test Technique
5. Intradermal Tests (IDR)
6. · Specific Clinical Indications of the IDR
7. Patch Tests in Contact Dermatitis
8. · Pathophysiology of Allergic Contact Dermatitis
9. In vitro diagnosis: Quantification of Total and Specific Serum IgE (sIgE)
10. · Total Serum IgE: Clinical Significance and Limitations
11. Molecular Component Diagnosis (CRD - Component-Resolved Diagnosis)
12. · Allergenic Protein Families and Immunological Classification
13. Basophil Activation Test (TAB / BAT)
14. · Physiology of Membrane Labeling in Basophils
15. Mediator Release Tests (Histamine, Leukotrienes, Tryptase)
16. · Mastocyte Tryptase: Kinetics and Diagnosis of Anaphylaxis
17. Ocular, Nasal and Bronchial Diagnosis: Mucosal Provocation Tests
18. · Nasal Provocation Test (NPT)
19. Oral Food Provocation Tests (PPO / OFC)
20. · PPO methodologies: Open, Single Blind and Double Blind
21. Provocation Tests with Medications (PPM / DPT)
22. · General Principles and Absolute Contraindications of PPM
23. Diagnosis of Hymenoptera Venom Allergy
24. · Venom Immunology and Key Molecular Components
25. Diagnosis of Occupational and Industrial Allergy
26. · High and Low Molecular Weight Agents
27. Latex Allergy and Cross Reactivity Syndromes
28. · Molecular Components of Hevea brasiliensis Latex
29. Diagnosis of Non-IgE-Mediated Reactions
30. · Dietary Protein Induced Enterocolitis Syndrome (FPIES)
31. Diagnostic Methods in Urticaria and Angioedema
32. · Differentiation of Bradykinin-Mediated Angioedema vs. Histaminergic
33. Diagnosis of Fungal Allergies and Allergic Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis
34. · Main Anemophilous Fungi and Their Recombinant Components
35. New Technologies: Microarrays, Nanotechnology and Multiplex
36. · The ISAC and ALEX2 Platforms
37. Common Errors, False Positives/Negatives and Methods Without Scientific Evidence
38. · False Positives and Negatives in Conventional Diagnostic Methods
39. Clinical Decision Algorithms and Diagnostic Integration
40. · The Golden Triangle of Diagnostic Integration