Questionnaire
This database was created to ask medical colleagues to report the anaphylactic reactions of their clinical practice centrally. Public access to the database is not possible. An access code has been/will be issued to all affiliated clinics.
If you, as a medical colleague, are interested in becoming actively involved in the anaphylactic registry, please kindly contact us at Enable JavaScript to view protected content..
NEW: The database of the Anaphylaxis Registry has been switched to a timelier, more dynamic system, on 6th March 2019. Detailed information on motivation for system migration, system requirements, and user handling, see the document.
NORA e.V., March 2019
Information on new software platform
Statistics
Status: Monday, 28. October 2019
10084 completed cases
| Male patients | 4734 | 47% |
| Female patients | 5350 | 53% |
| Children and youths | 2374 | 24% |
| Adults | 7710 | 76% |
completed cases per country:
| Germany | 7611 | 75% |
| Austria | 709 | 7% |
| Switzerland | 1764 | 17% |
1261 completed cases
| Male patients | 672 | 53% |
| Female patients | 589 | 47% |
| Children and youths | 537 | 43% |
| Adults | 724 | 57% |
1942 completed cases
| Male patients | 1074 | 55% |
| Female patients | 868 | 45% |
| Children and youths | 882 | 45% |
| Adults | 1060 | 55% |
completed cases per country:
| Brazil | 147 | 8% |
| Bulgaria | 223 | 11% |
| Greece | 251 | 13% |
| Ireland | 196 | 10% |
| Italy | 411 | 21% |
| Poland | 275 | 14% |
| Spain | 439 | 23% |