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Allergy Conferences Online - Children's Mercy Hospital episodes
- Allergen Immunotherapy (Nelson)Dr. Harold Nelson describes new information regarding allergen immunotherapy. Presented on July 8, 20161 hr 4 min
- Eosinophilia and Eosinophilic Disorders (Humphrey)Dr. Allison Humphrey discusses the diagnosis and management of Eosinophilia and Eosinophilic Disorders.50 min
- 22 min
- Flow Cytometry (Dinakar-Zwick)Drs Chitra Dinakar and David Zwick discuss clinical uses of Flow Cytometry.1 hr 9 min
- Evaluation of Patients with Recurrent InfectionsDr Anthony Bonilla discusses how to evaluate a patient who has recurrent infections with a focus on identifying patients with primary immunodeficiency.1 hr 16 min
- IgE testing (Williams)Dr. P. Brock Williams discusses measurement of IgE for diagnosis of allergic disorders52 min
- Atopic Dermatitis (Fonacier)Dr. Luz Fonacier discusses the diagnosis and management of atopic dermatitis (eczema)1 hr 1 min
- Exercise-Induced Bronchospasm (Randolph)Dr. Chris Randolph discusses various causes of exercise-induced bronchospasm, how to diagnose them and strategies for management.58 min
- Asthma Pathogenesis (Rosenwasser)Dr. Lanny Rosenwasser discusses the pathogenesis (root causes) of asthma and theories for why it is becoming more prevalent.53 min
- Improving Patient Communications (Mulac-Keilman)Barb Mulac (Social worker) and Julie Keilman (Patient advocate) discuss methods to improve communication with patients46 min
About Allergy Conferences Online - Children's Mercy Hospital
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Conferences On-Line Allergy is a collaborative venture with the American College of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (ACAAI). The purpose is to provide access to allergy-related educational…
experiences for the practicing and academic allergist as well as for primary care providers and the general public. By encouraging a free dialogue about allergy/immunology-related topics, we believe that everyone will benefit.