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Acquired allergic reaction to topical anesthesia--a case report.

Murry Helfman

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Abstract

The incidence of allergic reactions to injected local anesthesia in dentistry is rare. This case was initially suspected of being such an allergic reaction. Careful history taking and immunological techniques indicated a reaction to the topical anesthesia.

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The incidence of allergic reactions to injected local anesthesia in dentistry is rare. This case was initially suspected of being such an allergic reaction. Careful history taking and immunological techniques indicated a reaction to the topical anesthesia.

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The incidence of allergic reactions to injected local anesthesia in dentistry is rare. This case was initially suspected of being such an allergic reaction. Careful history taking and immunological techniques indicated a reaction to the topical anesthesia.

Key concepts: Allergic reaction, Medicine, Anesthesia, Incidence (geometry), Dermatology, Topical anesthesia, Allergy, Immunology

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