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Table 2 Overview of the 22 included studies, their origin and exact numerical value (1–6) for each listed symptom ordered by organ and appearance in Sampson5

From: Assessing severity of anaphylaxis: a data-driven comparison of 23 instruments

  1. General discrepancies (Type A–D error) between Sampson5 and the comparing instrument are listed below; symptoms missing in Sampson5 (Type A), symptoms missing in the comparing instrument (Type B), symptoms where comparing instrument contained less information than Sampson5 (Type C—symptoms marked in red), and symptoms with increased information in comparing instrument compared to Sampson5 (Type D—marked in green)
  2. Pea peanut, Ven venom, Ped only pediatric, Alg inbuilt algorithm, Amnt allergen amount depended, Org organ specific, Rev review, Cons consensus, CT clinical trial, ICU intensive care unit, ER emergency room, GI gastro-intestinal, CV cardio-vascular, Neuro neurological, Resp respiratory
  3. *Unspecific “catch-all” symptom
  4. **Added variables to reduced number of Type B error among the most severe cases
  5. †Translation depending of number of involved organs
  6. ††Added variables form Sampson5
  7. ‡Anaphylaxis according to WAO [15]
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Clinical and Translational Allergy

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