The incidence of allergic reactions to LA in children KEYWORD Allergy; Diagnosis; Local Anesthetic allergic manifestations to dental local anaesthetic
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requiring local anesthetic injection in order to receive dental treatment; (ii) to assess the incidence of anaphylactic allergic reactions among those recorded
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to assess the incidence of allergy to lidocaine in general dental practitioners allergy, dentists, anaphylaxis, lidocaine, hypersensitivity, local anaesthetics
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Key words: Adverse reactions; Local anesthetics; Dental treatment; Dental anes- thesia complications Local anesthetic administration isa common proce- dure in
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Many prospective dental patients are unable to undergo routine dental treatment because they have been “mislabeled” as allergic to local anesthetics by
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Local anesthetic Local anesthetics are used to numb your mouth and gums when you undergo certain dental treat- ments Although allergic reactions to local
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evidence of allergic reactions precipitated by latex in medication vials or cartridges for dental local anesthetic Results: Twelve publications met the selection
Drug allergy can be diagnosed only in situations when an underlying immune mechanism can be identified in the development of hypersensitivity reactions. In all
requiring local anesthetic injection in order to receive dental treatment; (ii) to assess the incidence of anaphylactic allergic reactions among those
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to local anesthetics by dentists allergists
Lidocaine a local anesthetic commonly used in dental treatments
Local anaesthesia is routinely used in every- day dental practice and is the main stay of pain control during dental treatment. Allergy to local anaesthetic is
Severe adverse reactions to dental local anaesthetics: systemic reactions. PJ Sambrook* W Smith
2 oct. 2002 Allergy to epinephrine is impossible. A patient may be allergic to other compounds in the anesthetic cartridge. For example methylparabens are.
anaesthesia. Objective To investigate patients considered to have experienced allergic reactions to local anaesthetics administered for dental treatment.
; (c) local anesthetic intoxication; and (d) allergic reaction to local anesthetics. NEUROGENIC SHOCK OR SYNCOPE. Neurogenic shock or syncope also called
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