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Profiling Urticaria for the Identification of Subtypes
The primary purpose of this study is to identify and characterize novel diagnostic markers for autoimmune urticaria, a subset of chronic spontaneous urticaria. Additional aims: include the comparison of the clinical profiles of autoreactive, autoimmune and non autoreactive / autoimmune urticaria and the quality of life impairment in these subsets of chronic spontaneous urticaria.
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