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Hamid OA et al. - Overall diagnostic performance of immunoblot test in comparison to skin test in detection of all studied allergens showed 56.1% sensitivity, 100.0% specificity, 100.0% positive predictive value, 93.9% negative predictive value and 94.4% diagnostic accuracy. It may help in proper diagnosis and determination of the specific causative allergen through an easy and inexpensive way.

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