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Multimodal imaging in the evaluation of patch test results

Contact allergy diagnostics in many cases is based on subjective techniques of evaluation. The clinical evaluation of patch test reaction is achieved by visual impression combined with measurements of the intensity of the reaction on the usual scale of differentiation, and it is likely that some allergic reactions will not be noticed, because of weak or delayed inflammation. Authors are suggesting a new attitude to that problem with the use of infrared imaging and multimodal imaging methods as a supplementary non-contact technique for more thorough evaluation.