pm mfvt1
    • Main page
      • About journal
      • Articles. Working with contents
      • Editor-in-chief
      • Editorial Council
      • Editorial Board


      • For authors
      • Standards for formatting information
      • Reviewing
      • Politics editorial board
      • Ethics of journal publications


      • For advertisers
      • Subscription
      • About the Publishing House
      • Contact us
  • Anaphylactic shock: retrospective analysis of hospitalizations by the data of Kazan allergology department

    Редакция | 2014, Original articles, Practical medicine 07 (14) Infectious diseases. Antimicrobial therapy | 7 октября, 2014

    L.F. SAFINA1, R.S. FASSAKHOV1, I.D. RESHETNIKOVA1, L.V. MAKAROVA²

    1Kazan Scientific-Research Institute for Epidemiology and Microbiology, 67 B. Krasnaya St., Kazan, Russian Federation, 420015

    ²Clinical Hospital №7, 54 Chuikov St., Kazan, Russian Federation, 420136

    Safina L.F. — allergologist, tel. (843) 236-67-21, e-mail:safina-doc@mail.ru1

    Fassakhov R.S. — D. Med. Sc., Professor, Director, tel. (843) 236-67-21, e-mail: farrus@mail.ru1

    Reshetnikova I.D. — Cand. Med. Sc., Associate Professor, Deputy Director on Scientific and Therapeutic Work, tel. (843) 236-67-21, e-mail: reshira @mail.ru1

    Makarova L.V. — Head of Allergology Department, tel. (843) 237-81-93, e-mail: gkb@bk.ru2

    The article presents a retrospective analysis of incidence of the acute allergic reaction, including anaphylactic shock, for the 20-years period. The main reasons for the acute allergic reaction (AAR) were drugs and Hymenoptera stings. Anaphylactic shock occupies the third place in structure of acute allergic reactions. Analysis showed that frequency of acute allergic reactions increased from 1.2 per 10,000 in 1992 to 9.4 per 10,000 in 2012.

    Key words: acute allergic reaction, anaphylactic shock, Hymenoptera stings.

     

     

    REFERENCES

    1. Pawankar R., Canonica G.W., Holgate S.T. et al. WAO White Book on Allergy (World Allergy Organization), 2011. 238 p.

    2. Haitov R.M., Bogova A.V., Il’ina N.I. Epidemiology of allergic diseases in Russia. Immunologija, 1998, no. 3, pp. 4-9 (in Russ.).

    3. Lieberman P., Camargo C.A. Jr., Bohlke K. et al. Epidemiology of anaphylaxis: findings of the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology Epidemiology of Anaphylaxis Working Group. Ann. Allergy. Asthma.Immunol., 2006, vol. 97 (5), pp. 596-602.

    4. Panesar S.S., Nwaru B.I., Hickstein L. et al. The epidemiology of anaphylaxis in Europe: protocol for a systematic review. Clin Trans Allergy, 2013, vol. 3 (1).

    5. Lopatin A.S. Lekarstvennyj anafilakticheskij shok [Herbal anaphylactic shock]. Moscow: Medicina, 1983. 158 p.

    6. Reshetnikova I.D. Ostrye allergicheskie reakcii sredi naselenija v krupnom promyshlennom gorode (jepidemiologija, klinika, organizacionno-upravlencheskie aspekty): avtoref. dis. kand. med. nauk [Severe allergic reactions among the population in a large industrial city (epidemiology, clinical, organizational and managerial aspects). Synopsis of dis. PhD med. sci]. Ufa, 2002. 36 p.

    Метки: acute allergic reaction, anaphylactic shock, Hymenoptera stings, I.D. RESHETNIKOVA, L.F. SAFINA, L.V. MAKAROVA, Practical medicine 07 (14) Infectious diseases. Antimicrobial therapy, R.S. FASSAKHOV

    ‹ Meningitis in infants State of the innate immunity of the buccal cavity in pregnant women with dental caries  ›
    • rus Версия на русском языке


      usa English version site


      Find loupe

      

    • PARTNERS

      пов  logonew
    «Для
    Practical medicine. Scientific and practical reviewed medical journal
    All rights reserved ©