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Sevoflurane Allergy: Truth or a Myth? a Rare Case Report of Multiple Drug Allergy


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1 Medical Trust Hospital, Kochi, India

Multiple drug allergy syndrome is a clinical condition characterized by a tendency to react against different chemically unrelated drugs. There are no published reports of reaction to halogenated volatile anaesthetic agents [1]. However, Occupational asthma and allergy to sevoflurane and isoflurane in anaesthesia staff have been reported on long term exposure [2]. We are reporting a case of multiple drug allergy who also turned to be allergic to sevoflurane.

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Inhalational Anaesthetic Allergy, Multiple Drug Allergy, Allergic Reactions in Anaesthesia.
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N. Vijetha
Medical Trust Hospital, Kochi, India
K. Vinodan
Medical Trust Hospital, Kochi, India

Abstract


Multiple drug allergy syndrome is a clinical condition characterized by a tendency to react against different chemically unrelated drugs. There are no published reports of reaction to halogenated volatile anaesthetic agents [1]. However, Occupational asthma and allergy to sevoflurane and isoflurane in anaesthesia staff have been reported on long term exposure [2]. We are reporting a case of multiple drug allergy who also turned to be allergic to sevoflurane.

Keywords


Inhalational Anaesthetic Allergy, Multiple Drug Allergy, Allergic Reactions in Anaesthesia.

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.18311/isacon-Karnataka%2F2017%2FEP031