Anaphylactic reaction due to cyclopentolate in a 4-year-old child.
Cüneyt Tayman, Emin Mete, Ferhat Çatal, Halise Akça
Abstract
Cüneyt Tayman, Emin Mete, Ferhat Çatal, Halise Akça
Abstract
Ophthalmologists frequently use mydriatics both for diagnosis (retinal exploration, refraction tests) and for treatment. Cyclopentolate is used to induce quick and successful mydriasis for pediatric eye examination. Hypersensitivity reaction to cyclopentolate is very uncommon, especially in children. We report the case of a child who experienced a hypersensitivity reaction to cyclopentolate during preparation for an eye examination under cycloplegia.
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Ophthalmologists frequently use mydriatics both for diagnosis (retinal exploration, refraction tests) and for treatment. Cyclopentolate is used to induce quick and successful mydriasis for pediatric eye examination. Hypersensitivity reaction to cyclopentolate is very uncommon, especially in children. We report the case of a child who experienced a hypersensitivity reaction to cyclopentolate during preparation for an eye examination under cycloplegia.
Key concepts: Cyclopentolate, Cycloplegia, Medicine, Mydriatics, Mydriasis, Tropicamide, Eye examination, Wheeze