IAP Textbook of Pediatric Allergy: Comprehensive India-Centric Reference for Pediatricians and Pediatric Allergists | Diagnostics, Immunotherapy, Biologics and Setting Up an Allergy Clinic: 1

IAP Textbook of Pediatric Allergy is a comprehensive, India-centric reference from the Indian Academy of Pediatrics that addresses the country's rising burden of pediatric allergic disease in one structured volume. Spanning 33 chapters across 8 sections plus 2 appendices, it moves from the fundamentals of allergy immunology, epidemiology, and pathophysiology through a structured diagnostic approach and system-wise coverage of respiratory, food, skin, drug, insect, and ocular allergies. Each of the 8 sections carries its own named section editors, and individual chapters close with KEY POINTS summary boxes, numbered SUGGESTED READING/reference lists, and a CONCLUSION section, giving every topic a consistent, exam-and-practice-ready structure. Two dedicated appendices, Pediatric Allergy Case Scenarios and a Drug Compendium, extend the book from theory into applied, day-to-day clinical use. Who This Book Is For: Pediatric Allergists: A subspecialty-depth reference covering diagnostics, immunotherapy, biologics, and precision medicine in one volume. Practicing Pediatricians: India-specific guidance on indigenous aeroallergens, local food-allergy trends, and pollution-driven disease burden for everyday clinical decisions. Pediatrics Postgraduates (MD/DNB): A structured, section-wise foundation in allergy immunology and diagnostics built for postgraduate study. Immunologists: In-depth coverage of allergy immunopathology, immunotherapy, and the immunologic basis of atopic disease. Why This Book Helps: Structures a fast-growing subspecialty: Organizes pediatric allergy into a clear progression from immunology fundamentals to diagnosis, disease-specific management, and future directions. Grounds practice in Indian reality: India-specific content on indigenous aeroallergens, regional allergen mapping, and resource-limited diagnostic challenges, not generic Western data. Builds a complete diagnostic toolkit: Covers clinical history, in vitro and in vivo testing, and advanced functional diagnostic tools in one structured approach. Brings you to the clinic-management interface: Dedicated practical chapters on setting up an allergy clinic and patient education and advocacy. Keeps you current on emerging therapy: Coverage of biologics, precision medicine, and future directions in pediatric allergy, alongside allergen-specific immunotherapy. Key Features: 33 chapters organized across 8 sections plus 2 appendices (Case Scenarios and a Drug Compendium). Dedicated section on Special Considerations covering allergen immunotherapy, pollution, and climate change effects on allergy in India. In-depth, system-wise coverage of respiratory, food, skin, drug, insect, and ocular allergies. Every chapter closes with a KEY POINTS box and a numbered reference list for quick revision. Authored by leading national experts, including 3 Editors-in-Chief and 2 Executive Editors with combined decades of pediatric allergy and respiratory medicine leadership.

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