… with a history of beta-lactam allergy, it is … beta-lactam allergy. It is also important to know
the underlying population prevalence of beta-lactam allergy and the incidence rate of new beta-…

… , and β-lactam allergy, it is now known that an allergy diagnosis based on skin testing and …
will permit more than 95% of patients labeled as allergic to be delabeled. To clear the way for …

… Allergic reactions to penicillin and cephalosporin antibiotics … for Drug Allergy and the
European Academy of Allergy and … in whom there is suspicion of allergic reactions to β-lactams. …

… beta‐lactam (BL) allergy is common in the pediatric population, delabeling is a critical part
of antimicrobial stewardship. Undesirable consequences of inaccurate BL allergy … BL allergy …

… In order to evaluate the impact of reported beta-lactam allergy on these … beta-lactam
allergy; patients with reported beta-lactam allergy for whom preferred therapy was not a beta-lactam …

… ) in patients presenting with a β-lactam (BL) allergy is often a difficult decision given that
these … patients with a history of BL allergy who received either a BL or a non–β-lactam (NBL). …

… allergy can pose substantial logistic challenges. We implemented a computerized guideline
for patients with reported beta-lactam allergy … of patients with reported beta-lactam allergies. …

… lactam allergic are not allergic to the antibiotic. For example, viral exanthems often are
mislabeled as antibiotic reactions. Mislabeling of β-lactam allergy … of β-lactam allergy, of which the …

… true rate of beta lactam allergy and of resensitization in children with a positive history for
suspected beta lactam allergy. … We sought to determine the true rate of beta lactam allergy and …

… of allergy to anti-pseudomonal beta-lactam antibiotics in an adult CF centre and to assess
variables, which may contribute to the development of allergic … rates of beta-lactam allergy as …