Manual provides quick reference for diagnosing and treating allergy in children, indicating fundamental principles.
In his preface, the author states that "This manual of paediatric allergy and clinical immunology as applied to atopic disease is not meant to be a complete textbook, but to provide a quick reference for the medical student or practicing physician . . . . to the investigation, diagnosis and treatment of allergy in children and in understanding the basic underlying principles of atopic disease." The author does, however, attempt to write a complete book rather than sticking to his original plan, beginning with a comprehensive check-off allergy history form and ending with an appendix which contains information ranging from elimination diets with specific recipes to a classification of immunological deficiency diseases.
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C. Warren Bierman (1974) studied this question.
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