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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1965
Allergic reactions to drugs are complex and variable and present a challenge to physicians and nurses who are charged with the care and safety of patients. Initial exposure to a drug in one form or another affords an opportunity for the patient to become sensitive to it; reexposure to the same drug or one closely related chemically may initiate a chain
J H, Shaffer, L C, Sweet
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Allergic reactions to drugs are complex and variable and present a challenge to physicians and nurses who are charged with the care and safety of patients. Initial exposure to a drug in one form or another affords an opportunity for the patient to become sensitive to it; reexposure to the same drug or one closely related chemically may initiate a chain
J H, Shaffer, L C, Sweet
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Recent Patents on Inflammation & Allergy Drug Discovery, 2010
Topical ketoprofen (KP) is widely used because of its anti-inflammatory effect. Parallel with its popular usage, the number of reported cases of ketoprofen-induced photoallergic contact dermatitis has increased. A review of the literature was made to evaluate the spectrum of cross sensitization in patients with ketoprofen-induced photoallergic contact ...
Carmen Cantisani +6 more
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Topical ketoprofen (KP) is widely used because of its anti-inflammatory effect. Parallel with its popular usage, the number of reported cases of ketoprofen-induced photoallergic contact dermatitis has increased. A review of the literature was made to evaluate the spectrum of cross sensitization in patients with ketoprofen-induced photoallergic contact ...
Carmen Cantisani +6 more
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Diseases of the Chest, 1961
1.Sensitization to ACTH is becoming more frequent; symptoms may include urticaria, angio-edema, convulsions, shock and death. 2.Eight reactions are reported including three with cerebral manifestations and one with shock. 3.Convulsions may be due to either an allergy or a predisposition to epilepsy.
D L, UNGER, L, UNGER
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1.Sensitization to ACTH is becoming more frequent; symptoms may include urticaria, angio-edema, convulsions, shock and death. 2.Eight reactions are reported including three with cerebral manifestations and one with shock. 3.Convulsions may be due to either an allergy or a predisposition to epilepsy.
D L, UNGER, L, UNGER
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Diseases of the Chest, 1957
Each Dipasic tablet contains 47.2 mgm. of INH and 52 mgrn. of PAS in chemical combination. This substance was first investigated pharmacologically and bacteriologically by Smith and Wiederkehrl who found, by in vitro testing, that various dilutions of tubercle bacilli, resistant to streptomycin and INH, were sensitive to GEWO 339; and they claimed ...
C R, GREENE, L S, CHU, H A, LYONS
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Each Dipasic tablet contains 47.2 mgm. of INH and 52 mgrn. of PAS in chemical combination. This substance was first investigated pharmacologically and bacteriologically by Smith and Wiederkehrl who found, by in vitro testing, that various dilutions of tubercle bacilli, resistant to streptomycin and INH, were sensitive to GEWO 339; and they claimed ...
C R, GREENE, L S, CHU, H A, LYONS
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Immunotherapy For Allergic Reactions
Acta Clinica Belgica, 1998In this review, hyposensitization or immunotherapy will be discussed. The earliest immunotherapy was applicated in allergic respiratory diseases such as asthma and rhinitis. The most important indication has become the treatment of hymenoptera allergy. Some less frequently indications are associated with drug allergy.
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Allergic reaction to procarbazine
Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 1972Procarbazine is a methylhydrazine derivative used in the treatment of Hodgkin's disease. Two patients who developed allergic hypersensitivity reactions, one with near‐fatal allergic pneumonitis and one with allergic dermititis are described. A mechanism of sensitization is suggested, and the importance of awareness of this reaction and the need for ...
J J, Lokich, W C, Moloney
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Eosinophils in allergic reactions
Current Opinion in Immunology, 1996Mainly located in the skin or mucosa of patients with allergic diseases, eosinophils contribute directly to tissue damage and chronic inflammation. The past year has seen significant advances in the study of the factors involved in the specific tissue recruitment of eosinophils, including chemoattractants and their receptors.
P, Desreumaux, M, Capron
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1987
Allergic reactions can result from virtually any drug. In the pharmacopeia the possibility of an allergic reaction to a drug must be considered in any instance when a patient reports an adverse effect to a drug. Although most allergic reactions to drugs are mild, they may be severe and at times fatal.
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Allergic reactions can result from virtually any drug. In the pharmacopeia the possibility of an allergic reaction to a drug must be considered in any instance when a patient reports an adverse effect to a drug. Although most allergic reactions to drugs are mild, they may be severe and at times fatal.
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Allergic Reactions to Penicillin
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965Almost every type of adverse reaction from drugs, L including fatal arteritis, has been attributed to penicillin. Only approximate estimates of the relative frequency of these reactions can be made, for the more serious and explosive types of reactions are obviously more likely to be reported and, conversely, many cutaneous reactions, especially in ...
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