Facilities and equipment

Located on the first floor of building 3, it includes:

  • 7 doctors' offices.
  • 1 room for treating severe reactions.
  • 1 administration desk.
  • 5 laboratory rooms.
  • 1 day hospital.
  • 3 waiting rooms.


The available equipment includes, most notably:

  • 5 Nasofibroscopes.
  • 8 ENT examination lamps.
  • 4 Spirometers.
  • 4 Portable computerised spirometry monitors.
  • 1 Pulse oscillometry device.
  • 2 Ultrasonic nebulisers.
  • 2 Pressure nebulisers.
  • 3 Nasal endoscopy units.
  • 1 Rhinomanometer.
  • 1 Acoustic rhinometer.
  • 4 Nasal peak flow devices.
  • 10 Adult and child peak flows.
  • 1 Optical microscope.
  • Material for nasal cytology staining.
  • Material for preparation of allergenic extracts.
  • 1 Centrifuge.
  • Examination tables in each room.
  • Rhinoscopes.
  • 2 Pulse oximeters.
  • 1 O2 sat monitor, blood pressure, electrocardiograph.
  • 1 Exhaled nitric oxide monitor.
  • 1 Defibrillator.
  • 1 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation cart.
  • Oxygen, medical air and vacuum intakes.
  • 4 Refrigerators.
  • 4 Freezers.
  • 1 Closed-circuit camera for nasal-bronchial provocation with powder.
  • 1 7m3 Chamber for bronchial provocation with chemical products.
  • 1 Device to perform eucapnic hyperventilation.
  • 1 Monitor for isocyanates, chlorine and other chemicals.
  • 1 Large-volume environmental sampler.
  • 2 Low-volume environmental samplers.
  • 1 Particle sampler.
  • 2 Kits for qualitative and quantitative olfactometry.
  • 3 Exhaled hydrogen meters.
  • 1 CO2 meter.
  • 6 Subcutaneous infusion pumps.
  • 4 Intravenous infusion pumps.
  • 8 Frick dermatograph pencils.
  • 1 TempTest.

Services portfolio

Our portfolio is one of the most extensive in all the country. Services include sophisticated studies of rhinitis/sinusitis and asthma. Drug and food allergy studies are performed (including drug and food desensitisation protocols), mainly with milk and egg in children that are allergic. There is also a unit to study contact eczema and olfaction. We have a unique, benchmark unit in Spain to study occupational respiratory pathology and measure environmental allergens. We also have a full range of techniques for in vitro allergy studies, including molecular diagnostics.



Techniques

  • Skin tests.
  • Prick test with pneumoallergens.
  • Intradermal reaction.
  • Specific (food, medicines).
  • Epicutaneous or patch (contact dermatitis) and occupational tests.
  • Bronchial provocation tests.
  • Non-specific (methacholine, adenosine, mannitol, hyperventilation, eucapnic, exercise).
  • Specific with allergens.
  • Oral provocation tests.
  • Foods.
  • Medicines.
  • Desensitisation.
  • Foods.
  • Medicines.
  • Lactose and fructose intolerance test.
  • Parenteral provocation tests.
  • Conjunctival provocation tests.
  • Nasal provocation tests.
  • Diagnostic study of physical and cold urticaria.
  • Respiratory function tests.
  • Acoustic rhinometry.
  • Rhinomanometry.
  • Peak nasal flow.
  • Spirometry.
  • Bronchodilation test.
  • Pulse oscillometry.
  • Exhaled nitric oxide measurement.
  • Preschool function tests.
  • Smell tests.
  • Olfactometry.
  • Induced sputum.
  • Nasal Fiberoptic Endoscopy.
  • Nasal cytology.
  • Total IgE quantification.
  • Determination and quantification of specific IgE antibodies by microarrays (molecular diagnostics).
  • Basophil activation test.
  • Determination and quantification of other antibodies.
  • Determination of cytokines and other inflammatory mediators.
  • Molecular biology studies.
  • Detection and study of environmental samples.
  • Study of complement system functions.
  • Identification and characterisation of antigens.
  • Preparation and standardisation of antigens.