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During surgical removal of the hydatid cyst, it may get ruptured, releasing highly antigenic content in the body cavity or circulation, which causes Ig E mediated anaphylactic reaction.
The most common agent involved in intraoperative anaphylactic reactions is muscle relaxant (61-70%); natural rubber latex (NRL) is the second most implicated agent and the incidence of latex-related anaphylactic reactions is increasing despite increasing awareness and preventive measures taken.
Two bizarre and frightening cases of anaphylactic shock in schoolchildren are being noted in discussions regarding a new piece of legislation in Nevada, according to RGJ.com.
The MHRA has issued an alert for all medical devices and medicinal products containing chlorhexidine following numerous reports of anaphylactic reactions after the use of these products.
More serious reactions include asthma and, in rare cases, anaphylactic shock, which can be fatal.
* Can cause anaphylactic or encephalopathic reaction to the vaccine.
Danny, of Park Crescent, North Shields, overcame an anaphylactic shock to take to the stage for the final night of a production of Allo Allo at the Whitley Bay Playhouse.
The antidote obtained from eggs also reduced the incidence of anaphylactic shock and sickness -- side effects associated with the product obtained from horses.
Patients with mastocytosis are still at risk of an anaphylactic reaction if given an agent to which they are allergic.
It is believed one of them had gone into anaphylactic shock.
Disguised as an additive called "carmine," the insects can cause a severe allergic reaction or even anaphylactic shock in sensitive people.
The 41-year-old mum-of-two, of Cairnhill, Airdrie, has twice gone into full-blown anaphylactic shock and needed urgent hospital treatment to save her life.