2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ajem.2017.10.040
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Gerbil bite anaphylaxis

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“…Another possible modality of inducing anaphylaxis after exposure to animals is their bite. In some rare cases the bites were inflicted by domestic or wild animals such as horse, gerbil, mouse (31)(32)(33). However, the risk of anaphylaxis from animal bites is relatively more common in individuals working with laboratory animals, particularly rodents (34).…”
Section: F O R P U B L I C a T I O Nmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another possible modality of inducing anaphylaxis after exposure to animals is their bite. In some rare cases the bites were inflicted by domestic or wild animals such as horse, gerbil, mouse (31)(32)(33). However, the risk of anaphylaxis from animal bites is relatively more common in individuals working with laboratory animals, particularly rodents (34).…”
Section: F O R P U B L I C a T I O Nmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Autorių manymu, galimos alerginės reakcijos Madagaskaro šnypščiančiajam tarakonui žmonėms, kurie alergiški kitiems tarakonams [17,44]. Be aprašytų gyvūnų, nustatyti panašūs klinikiniai atvejai kitiems egzotiniams gyvūnams -kiškiams, driežams ir smiltpelėms [45][46][47], tačiau dėl jų retumo trūksta duomenų apie išskirtinumą ir atsakingus alergenus.…”
Section: Egzotiniai Gyvūnaiunclassified