Pediatric panel (27 allergens)

Panel of 27 allergens

The test involves the determination of IgE antibodies in the blood and is performed to diagnose allergies. The advantage of the test is the no need to discontinue medications, which is necessary during spot skin tests. The test gives reliable results also in cases of severe allergic reaction.

Pediatric panel versus desensitization

Blood allergen testing is also used for qualification for desensitization. It is also recommended for the diagnosis of allergenic agents in children under the age of 4, since It is only from this age that point-of-care skin testing can be used (due to the of the need for the child's cooperation when performing skin spot tests point skin tests).

A pool of allergens should be performed to exclude such allergies, such as:

• Alpha-lactoalbumin,
• Alternaria alternata,
• Aspergillus fumigatus,
• Beta-lactoglobulin,
• Ovarian protein,
• birch,
• bacillus,
• Cladosporidium herbarum,
• Dermatophagoides farinae,
• Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus,
• fork,
• apple,
• casein,
• horse,
• cat,
• wheat flour,
• carrot,
• grass mixture (timothy, common rye),
• milk,
• hazelnut,
• peanut,
• dog,
• rice,
• beef albumin serum,
• beef
• soy,
• potato,
• egg yolk,