Allergy Test Panels

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What Are Allergy Test Panels?

Allergy test panels help evaluate the IgE-type antibodies that a person has developed against specific allergens. With the Euroimmun test panels used in our laboratory, sensitivity to food and respiratory allergens can be investigated. This evaluation supports the diagnosis and follow-up process in patients with suspected allergy.

Which Panels Are Available?

Food Allergy Panel
Helps evaluate common food allergens such as eggs, milk, wheat, hazelnuts, fish, seafood, fruits and vegetables.
Respiratory Allergy Panel
Helps evaluate sensitivity to pollen, house dust mites, molds, animal dander and other allergens encountered through inhalation.

What Do Allergy Test Panels Provide?

Determining Allergen Sensitivity

Helps evaluate sensitivity to specific food or respiratory allergens.

Comprehensive Screening

Multiple allergens can be examined within the same panel.

Support for the Diagnostic Process

Contributes to clinical evaluation in patients with suspected allergy.

Treatment and Follow-up Plan

Together with specialist evaluation, results can support the follow-up and prevention plan.

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Which Test Do We Use?

IgE-type antibodies developed against allergenic substances are investigated by performing an allergy test on a blood sample taken from the patient. The Euroimmun test (Germany) is used in our laboratory. Antibodies called IgE are very important in the development of allergy. The diagnosis of allergy is also based on investigating whether specific IgE antibodies against the allergen are present in the patient's body. Immunoglobulin E (IgE) is a protein associated with allergic reactions and is normally present in the blood in very small amounts. As a component of the body's immune system (an antibody), IgE serves a defensive function against invaders. If a person is allergic to a substance, the level of Immunoglobulin E (IgE) against that substance is high in their blood. The allergens commonly encountered in our laboratory are divided into 2 different panels: the food panel and the respiratory panel.

Food Panel (35 parameters)

Egg white(f1), egg yolk (chicken)(f75), cow's milk(f2), cow's milk (UHT)(f169), casein(f78), wheat flour(f4), gluten(f79), rice(f9), soybean(f14), sesame(f10), peanut(f13), hazelnut(f17), pistachio(f144), sunflower seed(u87), pumpkin seed(f222), cocoa(f73), orange(f33), strawberry(f44), apple(f49), banana(f92), kiwi(f84), mulberry(f146), fig(f328), tomato(f25), carrot(f31), potato(f35), onion(f48), peach(f95), cherry(f97), black olive(f122), green bean(f132), fish mix (fs14), shellfish mix (fs10), meat mix (fs43), chicken (fs83).

Respiratory Panel (26 parameters)

Grass (early), grass (late)(gs15), grain pollen mix(gs21), cultivated rye(g12), tree (early)(ts23), tree (late)(ts24), olive tree(t9), mulberry tree(t70), weed mix 1(ws19), weed mix (ws20), dermatophagoides pteronyssinus (d1), dermatophagoides farinae(d2), cockroach(blattella germanica)(i6), feather mix (es2), caged birds 3 (es173), cat(e1), dog(e2), horse(e3), cow(e4), goat(e80), sheep(e81), hamster(e84), penicillium notatum(m1), cladosporium herbarum(m2), aspergillus fum.(m3), alternaria alternata(m6)

Our Other Panels

Our Specific Allergy Test Panels

Beta-Lactam (Penicillin) Antibiotic Allergy Panel (5 parameters)
NSAID (Painkiller) and Paracetamol Allergy Panel (5 parameters)
Occupational Allergens Panel (7 parameters)
Bee Venom and Insect Allergy Profile (7 parameters)
Gluten Allergy and Intolerance Profile (9 parameters)

More information

Alex Test300 parameters

The most extensive molecular allergen panel
Pollens, house dust mites, animals, molds, foods and the venoms of insects such as bees
Milk, eggs, wheat, nuts, legumes and seafood
Performed on a blood sample taken from the arm
Analysis time is approximately 2 weeks