Nov 15, 1975

Anaphylactic accidents due to glaphenine. 5 cases

La Nouvelle presse médicale
C Barral, M Faivre

Abstract

The authors report 5 cases of shock type anaphylactic reactions after the ingestion of glafenine. Up to the present, acute tubulo-interstitial nephritis had chiefly been reported. The existence of allergy to this medication remains to be proved by the wider application of allergological studies.

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Glafenine
Anasarca
Exidol
Anaphylaxis
Ingestion
2-Aminobenzoates
Nephritis, Interstitial
Acute Interstitial Nephritis
Drug Allergy

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