Sensitization to Food Additives in Patients with Allergy: A Study Based on Skin Test and Open Oral Challenge.
@article{Moghtaderi2016SensitizationTF, title={Sensitization to Food Additives in Patients with Allergy: A Study Based on Skin Test and Open Oral Challenge.}, author={Mozhgan Moghtaderi and Zinatosadat Hejrati and Zahra Dehghani and Faranak Dehghani and Niloofar Kolahi}, journal={Iranian journal of allergy, asthma, and immunology}, year={2016}, volume={15 3}, pages={ 198-203 } }
There has been a great increase in the consumption of various food additives in recent years. The purpose of this study was to identify the incidence of sensitization to food additives by using skin prick test in patients with allergy and to determine the concordance rate between positive skin tests and oral challenge in hypersensitivity to additives. This cross-sectional study included 125 (female 71, male 54) patients aged 2-76 years with allergy and 100 healthy individuals. Skin tests were…
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