1960
DOI: 10.1016/0021-8707(60)90082-4
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A fatal anaphylactic reaction to oral penicillin

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“…At first serious anaphylaxis was rare following penicillin given orally, but in recent years an increasing number of cases has been recorded (Fraser, 1958;Balson, 1960;Miller, 1960;Todd, 1960), including a few fatalities (Levine, Perri, and Anthony, 1960) even in children (Mason, 1957). Anaphylaxis has even occurred from the use of lozenges containing penicillin (Gullatt, 1957) and of rectal suppositories (Halpern, 1960).…”
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“…At first serious anaphylaxis was rare following penicillin given orally, but in recent years an increasing number of cases has been recorded (Fraser, 1958;Balson, 1960;Miller, 1960;Todd, 1960), including a few fatalities (Levine, Perri, and Anthony, 1960) even in children (Mason, 1957). Anaphylaxis has even occurred from the use of lozenges containing penicillin (Gullatt, 1957) and of rectal suppositories (Halpern, 1960).…”
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