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Fortnightly Review: Treatment of acute anaphylaxis

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Treatment of acute anaphylaxis

L C Luke
BMJ 1995 311: 1434. [Extract] [Full Text]

Remove the patient from contact with the allergen

Glenis K Scadding
BMJ 1995 311: 1434. [Extract] [Full Text]

Benign allergic reactions should not be treated with adrenaline

Jonathan O'B Hourihane and John O Warner
BMJ 1995 311: 1434. [Extract] [Full Text]

Avoid subcutaneous or intramuscular adrenaline

R Alexander, J Pappachan, G B Smith, and B L Taylor
BMJ 1995 311: 1434-1435. [Extract] [Full Text]

Expressing the dose of adrenaline in milligrams is easier

Stewart Campbell
BMJ 1995 311: 1435. [Extract] [Full Text]

Treatment takes precedence over monitoring

John Clear, Michael Yeoh, and Stephen Cockroft
BMJ 1995 311: 1435. [Extract] [Full Text]

Investigations help to confirm diagnosis

S M Robinson
BMJ 1995 311: 1435. [Extract] [Full Text]

Chart helps with calculation of dose of adrenaline for children

James Stuart
BMJ 1995 311: 1435-1436. [Extract] [Full Text]

Teachers need to know the basics too

Fiona Finlay and Neil Simpson
BMJ 1995 311: 1436. [Extract] [Full Text]

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