Adult-onset FPIES series reported

StudySample size (n)Study type% WomenMean age at 1st reaction (years)Emergency department visits (%)FoodsPatients who reacted to > 1 food or food groupPatients with other atopic diseases associated with FPIES (%)Patients with sIgE to the trigger food (%)
Tan and Smith [3] (2014, Australia)31Prospective77%296%Crustaceans, mollusks, fish, and egg16%52%0%
Du et al. [5] (2018, Canada)20Retrospective90%38-Shellfish, dairy, wheat, and egg30%25%0%
Gonzalez-Delgado et al. [6] (2019, Spain)25Prospective88%28-Crustaceans, fish, cephalopods, and bivalves40%72%0%
Li et al. [7] (2020, Canada)19Retrospective68%3416%Crustaceans-28%5%
Crespo et al. [8] (2021, Spain)24Prospective and retrospective71%3733%Mollusks, crustaceans, fish, oats, and bean42%50%8%
García Paz et al. [9] (2023, Spain)28Retrospective75%32-Bivalves, crustaceans, and fish7%50%7%
González-Delgado et al. [10] (2022, Spain)107Prospective94%3014%Crustaceans, fish, bivalves, cephalopods, and egg44%65%4%
Crespo et al. [11] (2022, Spain)42Prospective and retrospective83%4021%Shellfish, fish, vegetables, mushroom, and egg14%60%3%

-: not reported. sIgE: specific IgE