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Literature Analysis of 46 Cases Anaphylactic Shock Induced by Mailuoning Injection

Chen Ye-qin

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OBJECTIVE:To explore the characteristics and regulation of anaphylactic shock induced by Mailuoning injection, and to provide reference for rational drug use in the clinic. METHODS: Anaphylactic shock cases induced by Mailnoning injection reported in CNKI from 1990-2011 were retrieved and analyzed statistically. RESULTS: There were totally 46 patients, who suffered anaphylactic shock. Anaphylactic shock occurred right after first medication for 45 patients. For 38 patients, it occurred in 10 minutes, corresponding to 82.60%, and symptom was relieved or patients were fully recovered between 5 minutes and 12 hours for 39 cases. Unfortunately, there was one death. For the other patients, recovery time was not mentioned. CONCLUSIONS: Great importance should be attached to anaphylactic shock caused by Mailnoning injection, and monitoring 10 minutes after injection should be enhanced to ensure the security of medication.

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OBJECTIVE:To explore the characteristics and regulation of anaphylactic shock induced by Mailuoning injection, and to provide reference for rational drug use in the clinic. METHODS: Anaphylactic shock cases induced by Mailnoning injection reported in CNKI from 1990-2011 were retrieved and analyzed statistically. RESULTS: There were totally 46 patients, who suffered anaphylactic shock. Anaphylactic shock occurred right after first medication for 45 patients. For 38 patients, it occurred in 10 minutes, corresponding to 82.60%, and symptom was relieved or patients were fully recovered between 5 minutes and 12 hours for 39 cases. Unfortunately, there was one death. For the other patients, recovery time was not mentioned. CONCLUSIONS: Great importance should be attached to anaphylactic shock caused by Mailnoning injection, and monitoring 10 minutes after injection should be enhanced to ensure the security of medication.

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OBJECTIVE:To explore the characteristics and regulation of anaphylactic shock induced by Mailuoning injection, and to provide reference for rational drug use in the clinic. METHODS: Anaphylactic shock cases induced by Mailnoning injection reported in CNKI from 1990-2011 were retrieved and analyzed statistically. RESULTS: There were totally 46 patients, who suffered anaphylactic shock. Anaphylactic shock occurred right after first medication for 45 patients. For 38 patients, it occurred in 10 minutes, corresponding to 82.60%, and symptom was relieved or patients were fully recovered between 5 minutes and 12 hours for 39 cases. Unfortunately, there was one death. For the other patients, recovery time was not mentioned. CONCLUSIONS: Great importance should be attached to anaphylactic shock caused by Mailnoning injection, and monitoring 10 minutes after injection should be enhanced to ensure the security of medication.

Key concepts: Anaphylactic shock, Medicine, Shock (circulatory), Anesthesia, Anaphylaxis, Internal medicine, Allergy, Immunology

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