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Ter negative skin testing. One hundred sixty-three patients received multiple treatment courses with -lactam antibiotics after a negative skin test and oral challenge and 3 (1.8%) had adverse IgE-type reactions, all of which were mild. Conclusions Physician-diagnosed allergic reactions to -lactam antibiotics based on the examination at the time of the reaction is more accurate than patient history alone, but still overestimates the rate of true allergy in 66% of patients. Elective penicillin, amoxicillin, and cephalosporin skin testing and oral challenge protocols are necessary to identify patients at risk. Reviewers' Comments How often (ie, monthly, weekly, or even daily) do you encounter a patient with a history of a -lactam allergy? In our current era of emerging antibiotic resistance, this clinical issue has reached an even greater degree of importance. This article addressing the diagnosis of -lactam allergy should strike a cord with both pediatricians and allergy immunology specialists. There are several useful "take home" messages. First, examination of the patient at the time of the adverse antibiotic reaction accurately diagnosed an IgE-mediated reaction only 30% of the time. Second, young and middle-aged adults (ages 20-49) seemed to have the greatest risk of acute allergic reactions to antibiotics. Third, this investigation confirms the safety of testing for penicillin allergy with penicillin G, Pre-pen, and MDM, as well as with cephalosporin skin testing reagents. Fourth, after negative skin testing, use of an oral challenge is the safest method of confirming th
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