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IGE (Total and Allergen Specific) measurement
When should I request total IgE in general practice?
IGE (Total and Allergen Specific) measurement: Discussion
When should I request allergen-specific IgE (RAST)?
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IGE (Total and Allergen Specific) measurement
When should I request total IgE in general practice?
We recommend there is very limited need for this test in general practice, except as an adjunct to the diagnoses listed below.
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IGE (Total and Allergen Specific) measurement: Discussion