Identifying patients at risk of anaphylaxis

Keyphrases

• Patients at Risk 100%
• Anaphylaxis 100%
• Potential Biomarkers 11%
• Risk Factors 11%
• Life-threatening 11%
• Expert Opinion 11%
• Clinical Symptoms 11%
• Genetic Markers 11%
• Infectious Diseases 11%
• Patient Outcomes 11%
• Poor Outcome 11%
• Latex 11%
• Accurate Diagnosis 11%
• Self-management 11%
• Allergen 11%
• Exercise Stress 11%
• Cow Milk 11%
• Histamine 11%
• Advanced Age 11%
• Allergic Diseases 11%
• Asthma 11%
• Young Adulthood 11%
• Allergic Reaction 11%
• Tryptase 11%
• Early Recognition 11%
• Systemic Hypersensitivity Reaction 11%
• Adrenaline 11%
• Prompt Treatment 11%
• Fatal Outcome 11%
• Insect Venom 11%
• Insect Sting 11%
• Chemokine (C-C motif) Ligand 2 (CCL2) 11%
• Anaphylaxis Management 11%
• Chymase 11%
• Platelet-activating Factor 11%
• Dipeptidyl Peptidase 11%
• Mast Cell Activation Syndrome 11%
• Prompt Diagnosis 11%
• Expert Guidance 11%
• Hsa-mir-451a 11%
• Medication History 11%
• Carboxypeptidase A3 (CPA3) 11%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Anaphylaxis 100%
• Diseases 30%
• Biological Marker 20%
• Allergic Reaction 20%
• Dairy Cattle 10%
• Insect Toxin 10%
• Physical Disease by Body Function 10%
• Asthma 10%
• Fatality 10%
• Tryptase 10%
• Insect Sting 10%
• Dipeptidyl Peptidase I 10%
• Chymase 10%
• Allergen 10%
• Histamine 10%
• Epinephrine 10%
• Carboxypeptidase 10%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Anaphylaxis 100%
• Hypersensitive Response 20%
• Mast Cell 10%
• Genetic Marker 10%
• Allergen 10%
• Asthma 10%
• Cow 10%
• Thrombocyte Activation 10%
• Epinephrine 10%
• Histamine 10%