Risque allergique en anesthésie pédiatrique

Dewachter, Pascale; Mouton‐Faivre, C.

doi:10.1016/j.annfar.2009.11.014

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“…L'incidence du risque allergique peranesthésique chez l'enfant est estimée à 1/7741 pour types d'anesthésies confondus [1]. Les principales substances responsables sont le latex, les curares, les antibiotiques et les hypnotiques.…”

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Bronchospasme sévère au Diprivan® chez un enfant allergique à l’arachide et au pollen de bouleau

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Annales Françaises d'Anesthésie et de Réanimation

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Diprivan® is composed of propofol, refined soybean oil and purified egg phosphatide. One must eliminate any allergy to one of its components before use. We report the story of a child who underwent nevus surgery under general anesthesia which was associated with an hypersensitivity reaction. In fact, this child had asthma and allergy to peanuts, raising the problem of cross allergy between birch, peanut, soy and Diprivan®.

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