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Table of Contents

Whole Allergen

f337 Sole

f337 Sole Scientific Information

Type:

Whole Allergen

Display Name:

Sole

Allergen code:

f337

Family:

Soleidae

Latin Name:

Solea solea

Other Names:

Sole

WHO/ICD-11 code:

XM95M8

(ICD-11 is currently under implementation by WHO and the ICD-11 codes displayed in the encyclopedia may not yet be available in all countries)

Clinical Relevance

The sole, also called Dover sole, black sole, true sole, tounge, etc, is a highly valued fish. The name sometimes refers to all members of the family Soleidae, and also frozen fillets of other cheaper flatfishes, e.g. flounders or dabs from the family Pleuronectidae, may appear on the market falsely labeled as sole. Clinical sensitivity and IgE anti-bodies against sole were studied and discussed in relation to sensitivity to other types of fish (1, 2).      

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Last Reviewed : June 2022

References
  1. de Martino, M; Novembre, E; Galli, L; de Marco, A; Botarelli, P; Marano, E; Vierucci, A. Allergy to different fish species in cod-allergic children: In vivo and in vitro studies. J Allergy Clin Immunol; 1990; 86: 909-914.
  2. Pascual, C; Martín Esteban, M; Fernández Crespo, J. Fish allergy: Evaluation of the importance of cross-reactivity. J Pediatr; 1992; 121: S29-34.