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Nut allergy in children
  1. DAMIEN ARMSTRONG,
  2. GEORGE RYLANCE
  1. Department of Paediatrics
  2. Birmingham Children's Hospital
  3. Steelhouse Lane, Birmingham, UK

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    Editor,—True and perceived nut allergy is a problem that paediatricians are seeing ever more frequently and guidelines for adequate diagnosis are needed. We therefore published our experience of children presenting to a general paediatric clinic with this problem.1 In their letter O'B Hourihaneet al have some points regarding the methodology we used for the diagnosis of nut allergy2; we would like to comment on some of those issues.

    The assumption that nut was the “only possible allergen” in …

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