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Purpose. We  analyzed  the  quality  of  specialized  outpatient  and  inpatient medical  care  of  children with urticarial/angioedema. Material and methods. 198 children aged 7 months to 17 years were followed up by dermatologist, allergologist and pediatrician. In our work we utilized clinical and allergological diagnostic methods, analytical  and  statistical methods. Results. Acute  utricaria  is more  prevalent  in  children. We  established  the differences in diagnostic algorithm and treatment of children based on the level of medical care, including primary and specialized outpatient and inpatient service. We found that doctors at the ambulatory level and dermatologists do not always abide by the diagnostic standards and treatment of urticarial/angioedema. Conclusion. The more complete diagnostic approach of urticarial/angioedema in children is carried by allergologist both in the outpatient and in the inpatient settings.

Comparative analysis speCialized outpatient and inpatient mediCal Care for Children with urtiCaria and angioedema