ABSTRACT
Objective To explore the clinical use of sieving detection about inhalant allergens and fx5E in the CAP anaphylactogen detection system among the pathogen diagnosis of childhood asthma. Methods Two hundred and fifty cases of childhood asthma all received the sieving detection about allergen inhalant allergens and fx5E in the CAP anaphylactogen detection system which was produced by Sweden Pharmacia Company. The test's results were compared between age, sex, season, hypersensitive history and family hypersensitive history. Results Total positive ratio of CAP allergen was 82.80%, positive ratio of inhalant allergens was 79.20%, positive ratio of fx5E was 32.40%. The positive rate of inhalant allergens increased with age, the positive rate of fx5E decreased with age. The test's results were no significant difference between sex and the family hypersensitive history. The test's results were significant difference between the patient's hypersensitive histories. Conclusions Inhalant allergens are the most important allergen among childhood asthma. Sieving detection about allergen in the CAP anaphylactogen detection system is an important vitro test among childhood asthma.