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Maple (box elder

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LOINC codes
102136-9, 102153-4, 102182-3, 102188-0, 102210-2, 102215-1, 102240-9, 102245-8, 102277-1, 102279-7, 102282-1, 102290-4, 102293-8, 102334-0, 102369-6, 102453-8, 102456-1, 102464-5, 102506-3, 102518-8, 102556-8, 102629-3, 102651-7, 15283-5, 19113-0, 33982-0, 6020-2, 6025-1, 6041-8, 6075-6, 6078-0, 6085-5, 6095-4, 6096-2, 6098-8, 6109-3, 6178-8, 6181-2, 6189-5, 6209-1, 6212-5, 6232-3, 6265-3, 6281-0, 6833-8, 7155-5, 7604-2
Commercial laboratory assays
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Respiratory Allergy Panel Region VI with Reflexes: AL, AR, LA, MS

Laboratory
Quest Diagnostics
Test code
10647
Specimen
Serum
Fasting
Not stated
LOINC
102136-9, 102153-4, 102182-3, 102188-0, 102210-2, 102215-1, 102240-9, 102245-8, 102277-1, 102279-7, 102282-1, 102290-4, 102293-8, 102334-0, 102369-6, 102453-8, 102456-1, 102464-5, 102506-3, 102518-8, 102556-8, 102629-3, 102651-7, 15283-5, 19113-0, 33982-0, 6020-2, 6025-1, 6041-8, 6075-6, 6078-0, 6085-5, 6095-4, 6096-2, 6098-8, 6109-3, 6178-8, 6181-2, 6189-5, 6209-1, 6212-5, 6232-3, 6265-3, 6281-0, 6833-8, 7155-5, 7604-2

Laboratory assay overview

Up to 90 percent of children and 60 percent of adults with asthma have underlying allergies that trigger their asthma [1,2]. Commonly, these allergies are to trees, grasses, molds, and animals. Allergy respiratory IgE blood tests aid in the diagnosis of allergic diseases such as asthma, allergic rhinitis, conjunctivitis, atopic dermatitis, and urticaria. In this panel, when whole allergen dog/cat protein extract is found to be positive, the dog and/or cat dander component panel, which uses individual recombinant proteins from dogs and cats, is automatically run since this improves specificity compared to animal extract assays and helps differentiate an actual dog and/or cat allergy from a cross-reactive pet allergy. 1. Allen-Ramey F, et al. J Am Board Fam Pract 2005;18(5):434-439. 2. Host A, Halken S. Allergy 2000;55:600-608.

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Quest Diagnostics test directory, test code 10647

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