Anaphylactic reaction because of intrauterine 32% dextran-70 instillation
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Anaphylactic reaction because of intrauterine 32% dextran-70 instillation
Abstract
Anaphylactic reaction associated with hysteroscopy using 32% dextran-70 as a distending medium is a rare phenomenon. We report anaphylactic reaction associated with hysteroscopy using dextran that was delivered manually in three otherwise healthy women occurring within a 6-month period. The rapidity and pressure of dextran administered might facilitate intravascular absorption and predispose patients to this phenomenon.
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