Objective Children often present to the pediatric emergency department (ED) with a reported
penicillin allergy. The true incidence of pediatric penicillin allergy is low, and patients may …

Maxillary sinus augmentation with a lateral approach is known to present more
postoperative complications than other atrophic posterior maxilla treatment modalities …

Introduction: Penicillin allergy is suspected in 10% of hospital inpatients but can be
disproved in 90% of cases. Direct oral provocation without preceding tests among low-risk …

Background Patients frequently report antibiotic allergies; however, only 10% of labelled
patients have a true allergy. Aim We investigated the documentation of antibiotic …

ABSTRACT Introduction: Beta-lactams (BL) are the main cause of allergic drug reactions
mediated by specific immunological mechanisms. Reactions can be IgE or effector T-cell …

Background Antibiotic (AB) allergies are among the most frequently occurring adverse drug
reactions. In US literature, AB allergy labels (AAL) are reported in 10% to 15% of patients' …

Objectives To ascertain the views, beliefs and attitudes of hospital staff to incorrect penicillin
allergy records in order to determine healthcare worker motivation for the implementation of …

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Background In case of suspected hypersensitivity reactions (HRs) to drugs, a challenging
area for pediatricians is detecting relevant elements in the parent‐reported history, in order …

Background Antibiotic allergy labels are important barriers to treatment and antimicrobial
stewardship, but their prevalence in UK hospitals is poorly described. Objective To ascertain …