The gaps in anaphylaxis diagnosis and management by French physicians

Fecal metabolites and early sensitization influence asthma, and how to prevent anaphylaxis in the community

“…Interestingly, the current issue hosts a further contribution on the management of allergic reactions in French schools . This contribution nicely pairs with earlier French epidemiologic data on anaphylaxis, providing valuable data from the communities . Further reports on either national US trends on emergency visits for anaphylaxis or circumstances of reaction shed further light into the epidemiology of anaphylaxis …”

“…Noriyuki Yanagida EDITORIAL valuable data from the communities. [17][18][19] Further reports on either national US trends on emergency visits for anaphylaxis or circumstances of reaction shed further light into the epidemiology of anaphylaxis. 20,21 We hope that the above-commented articles, as well as all other contributions in this issue, will arouse your interest.…”

Pre‐hospital management of paediatric anaphylaxis by French Emergency Medicine physicians: Still to be improved

“…This scenario, inspired by Krugman et al, was reviewed and validated by expert allergists from the Anaphylaxis Working Group of the French Allergy Society and has already been used in a previous work …”

“…This scenario, inspired by Krugman et al, 5 was reviewed and validated by expert allergists from the Anaphylaxis Working Group of the French Allergy Society and has already been used in a previous work. 6 Physicians were asked to answer to close-ended questions regarding the case. Five of them were considered to be key points (Table 1) In all, 651 members out of the 2,100 of the French Emergency Medicine Society took the survey.…”

“…In the present study, we showed a higher rate of accurate diagnosis and management of anaphylaxis than in previous studies. [5][6][7] The fact that the child was known to be allergic and the suggestive symptoms in the scenario might explain this difference. This might also reflect the improvement in the knowledge of anaphylaxis symptoms.…”