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Indoor Allergens: Assessing and Controlling Adverse Health Effects
TABLE 5-1 Textbooks of Clinical Immunology
Textbook
Publisher
Total Pages
Allergy Pages
Clinical Evaluation Pages
History Pages
Parker, C.W., Clinical Immunology (2 vols.), 1980
Saunders
1,438
248
0
0
Graziano, F.M., and Lemanske, R.F., Clinical Immunology, 1989
Williams & Wilkins
310
103
0
0
Freedman S.O., and Gold, P., Clinical Immunology (2nd ed.), 1976
Harper & Row
620
133
0
0
Lockey, R.F., and Bukantz, S.C., Principles of Immunology and Allergy , 1987
Saunders
335
214
26
1½
Lockey, R.F., Allergy and Clinical Immunology, 1979
Medical Examination Publishing Co.
1,175
588
9
3
Altman, L.C., Clinical Allergy and Immunology, 1984
G.K. Hall
473
268
0
0
Samter, M., Immunologic Diseases (2 vols., 4th ed.), 1988
Little, Brown
2,044
267
0
0
Stites, D.P., and Terr, A.I., Basic and Clinical Immunology (7th ed.), 1991
Appleton & Lange
794
64
8½
½
for which the patient is seeking treatment, preferably in the patient's own words.
Present illness—A complete description of current symptoms, including severity and duration. Questions such as the following should be answered:
Do symptoms vary seasonally, monthly, weekly, or diurnally? Or are they randomly intermittent?
What is the relationship of symptoms to location, such as in the home, at work, and while traveling?