| P2093 | author name string | R E Reisman | |
| P2860 | cites work | Allergy to imported fire ants. | Q38735304 |
| | Diagnosis of Allergy to Stinging Insects by Skin Testing with Hymenoptera Venoms | Q39390551 |
| | Unusual reactions following insect stings. Clinical features and immunologic analysis | Q39811902 |
| | Insect venom allergy: Diagnosis and treatment | Q40170784 |
| | Imported fire ant as a health hazard. | Q40961908 |
| | Clinical and immunologic features and subsequent course of patients with severe insect-sting anaphylaxis | Q44904220 |
| | Venom immunotherapy: 10 years of experience with administration of single venoms and 50 μg maintenance doses | Q44970023 |
| | Venom immunotherapy in the Hymenoptera-allergic pregnant patient | Q46371905 |
| | Studies of 400 Hymenoptera sting deaths in the United States | Q48621738 |
| | Clinical and immunological studies of beekeepers | Q52437153 |
| | In-hospital sting challenge in insect venom-allergic patients after stopping venom immunotherapy. | Q52448115 |
| | Honeybee venom allergy: results of a sting challenge 1 year after stopping successful venom immunotherapy in 86 patients. | Q52448117 |
| | Evolution of sensitivity to Hymenoptera venom in 200 allergic patients followed for up to 3 years. | Q52454028 |
| | Further observations of stopping venom immunotherapy: comparison of patients stopped because of a fall in serum venom-specific IgE to insignificant levels with patients stopped prematurely by self-choice. | Q52454898 |
| | Late-onset allergic reactions, including serum sickness, after insect stings. | Q52455336 |
| | Venom skin tests in insect-allergic and insect-nonallergic populations. | Q52465879 |
| | The evaluation of the common diagnostic methods of hypersensitivity for bee and yellow jacket venom by means of an in-hospital insect sting. | Q52467069 |
| | Natural history of large local reactions from stinging insects. | Q52521689 |
| | Studies of coexisting honeybee and vespid-venom sensitivity. | Q52524646 |
| | Comparison of the allergenicity and antigenicity of Polistes venom and other vespid venoms. | Q52527675 |
| | Evaluation of Hymenoptera-sting sensitivity with deliberate sting challenges: inadequacy of present diagnostic methods. | Q52530383 |
| | Prolonged maintenance interval in hymenoptera venom immunotherapy. | Q52534247 |
| | Further Experiences with Severe Allergic Reactions to Insect Stings | Q52639428 |
| | Clinical and immunologic observations in patients who stop venom immunotherapy | Q70018359 |
| | Comparison of biochemical and immunologic properties of venoms from four hornet species | Q70688629 |
| | Comparison of the allergenicity and antigenicity of yellow jacket and hornet venoms | Q71590413 |
| | Epidemiologic study of insect allergy in children. II. Effect of accidental stings in allergic children | Q71669023 |
| | The prevalence of bee sting allergy in an allergic population | Q71740235 |
| P433 | issue | 4 | |
| P304 | page(s) | 883-894 | |
| P577 | publication date | 1992-07-01 | |
| P1433 | published in | Medical Clinics of North America | Q15761972 |
| P1476 | title | Stinging insect allergy | |
| P478 | volume | 76 | |