Revista alergia Mexico (Tecamachalco, Puebla, Mexico : 1993) · 2017
[Is it possible for chronic urticaria diagnostic approach to be simplified? A clinical data checklist].
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Chérrez-Ojeda Iván, Robles-Velasco Karla, Bedoya-Riofrio Pamela, Schmid-Grendelmeier Peter, Chérrez Sofía, Colbatzky Florian, Cardona Ricardo, Barberan-Torres Pedro, Calero Erick, Calderón Juan Carlos, Larco José I, Chérrez Annia
Аннотация
BACKGROUND: Existing clinical guidelines do not offer an efficient alternative for the collection of data on relevant clinical traits during history and physical of the patient with chronic urticaria.
OBJECTIVE: Our aim was to provide a clinical data checklist together with its guide to allow for thorough information to be obtained and for a physical exam that identifies the main features and triggering factors of the disease to be carried out.
METHODS: A search was conducted for relevant literature on chronic urticaria in Medline, the Cochrane library and PubMed.
RESULTS: We developed an easy-to-use clinical data checklist with its corresponding clinical guide, comprised by 42 items based on two components: essential clues for history taking and chronic urticaria diagnosis (typical symptoms according to subgroups, etiology and laboratory results). Some components are the time of disease onset, wheals' duration, shape, size, color and distribution, associated angioedema, atopy, triggering factors and others.
CONCLUSION: The clinical data checklist and its guide constitute a tool to focus, guide and save time in medical consultation, with the main purpose to aid physicians in providing better diagnosis and management of the disease.
OBJECTIVE: Our aim was to provide a clinical data checklist together with its guide to allow for thorough information to be obtained and for a physical exam that identifies the main features and triggering factors of the disease to be carried out.
METHODS: A search was conducted for relevant literature on chronic urticaria in Medline, the Cochrane library and PubMed.
RESULTS: We developed an easy-to-use clinical data checklist with its corresponding clinical guide, comprised by 42 items based on two components: essential clues for history taking and chronic urticaria diagnosis (typical symptoms according to subgroups, etiology and laboratory results). Some components are the time of disease onset, wheals' duration, shape, size, color and distribution, associated angioedema, atopy, triggering factors and others.
CONCLUSION: The clinical data checklist and its guide constitute a tool to focus, guide and save time in medical consultation, with the main purpose to aid physicians in providing better diagnosis and management of the disease.