Massive subcutaneous emphysema mimicking anaphylaxis - pathological and radiological correlations

Earley, A; Watkins, Trevor William; Forde, Nadine

doi:10.1007/s12024-019-00139-w

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“…In rare occasions, it has been reported that anaphylaxis can be mimicked by other clinic conditions (3) such as a diverticular perforation associated with colo-urachal fistula (4) and a massive subcutaneous emphysema presenting as anaphylaxis (5). We have recently shown that in obstetric surgery oxytocin/vasopressin can induce some side effects (negative inotropic and chronotropic effects, low blood pressure, vasodilatation) which can simulate a cardiac anaphylaxis and consequent intraoperative diagnostic problems and risks for the patient (6).…”

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Lessons from peculiar cases of anaphylaxis: why allergists should be prepared for the unexpected

Liccardi

Milanese

Bilò

et al. 2022

Eur Ann Allergy Clin Immunol

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sometimes anaphylaxis can occur with uncommon or peculiar characteristics which could delay diagnosis and therapeutic treatment. We aimed to describe less accounted / difficultto-approach shapes of anaphylaxis to facilitate clinicians to suspect these severe reactions even in uncommon conditions. Authorship: All authors contributed equally in the writing and revision of the manuscript. Conflict of interest and financial resources. All authors declare that they have no conflict of interest and that the study has been carried out without any financial support.

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