Abstract
RATIONALE: Currently, latex allergy diagnosis relies on patient history and serologic assays. The FDA-approved serologic tests have high rates of false positive results. This study investigated whether using other serologic assays would improve our ability to confidently diagnose latex allergen sensitization.
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