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Table 3.

Allergy tests used in studies

	Methods	Allergen tested
Culver et al.⁴ 48 patients	Specific IgE (ImmunoCap method)	Grass, mold, tree and nut mixes 52% had at least one positive result
Matsui et al.⁵⁴ 48 patients	Specific IgE (ImmunoCap method, Radioallergosorbent test)	16 aeroallergens 79% had at least one positive result
Yamamoto et al.⁵⁵ 257 patients with IgG4-RDS	Specific IgE (ImmunoCap method)	Birch pollen, cedar pollen, moth scales, Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus, Poaceae pollens, weed pollens, food allergens, grain allergens, animal epithelia, and mold allergens 63.4% had at least one positive result
Kuruma et al.³⁵ 15 patients with AIP	Specific IgE (Radioallergosorbent test (positive >0.34 UA/mL) Multiple allergosorbent test system (positive > class 1))	Not mentioned 87% had at least one positive result (Causative agents: cedar, Japanese cypress, ticks, shrimp, crab, orchard grass, house dust, moths, Ambrosia artemisiifolia, Candida, wheat, Aspergillus, guinea pig, mugwort, peanut, buckwheat, sweet vernal grass, timothy, Betula platyphylla and Penicillium)
Della-torre et al.¹⁹ 10 atopic patients	Specific IgE Skin tests	Not mentioned Sensitization to dust mite, mold, grass, ragweed, cat dander and shellfish