Titlebook: Urticaria; Beate M. Czarnetzki Book 1986 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1986 Pruritus.Urticaria.Urtikaria.allergy.research

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Diagnosis,by the patient himself. The real diagnostic challenge lies in the recognition of the cause of this whealing reaction, particularly since this has important consequences for patient management (Chapter 11, p. 134).

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Therapy, of pharmacological modulation of the disease. Each of these tools is, however, most effective if it is chosen on the basis of as accurate a diagnosis as possible. Failure of therapy is mostly found among the group of patients for whom the cause of urticaria cannot be properly identified.

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History of Urticaria,led to the evolution of theories that were to explain also the causes of urticaria and its possible treatment. The following pages give a very brief account of these theories and developments, since they form the background on which our current knowledge and our search for a better understanding of urticaria is based.

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Acute and Chronic Urticaria,s to hours, leaving a basically unaltered, normal appearing skin (restauratio ad integrum). Similarly transient, erythematous swellings of the deeper cutaneous and the subcutaneous tissue are called angioedema and appear in about 50 % of patients in association with ordinary urticaria (see Chapter 4, p. 47).