Editorial comment discusses diagnostic and management strategies for primary atopic disorders, indicating a need for standardization.
"Primary Atopic Disorders (PAD) are a recently recognized group of inborn errors of immunity characterized by severe allergic manifestations. Due to their overlapping features with common atopic diseases, PAD diagnosis is often delayed. This consensus provides a standardized work-up and a core set of clinical and laboratory red flags to differentiate PAD from polygenic multifactorial allergic conditions."
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