induced anaphylaxis during cardiopulmonary bypass

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Anaesth Intensive Care 2011; 39: 492-495

Quantification of volume loss and haemodynamic changes of Gelofusine®-induced anaphylaxis during cardiopulmonary bypass @-%EZN@[VO;%F-%>NUZV\@O;%N-%]-%?NQ%Q\V[V@[T;%F-%FZN22O Departments of Anaesthesia, Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital, Nedlands and Fremantle Hospital, Perth, Western Australia

>^..N@_ A patient undergoing anaesthesia for coronary artery bypass surgery developed what was subsequently confirmed to be an anaphylactic reaction to succinylated gelatin (Gelofusine®). By virtue of being on cardiopulmonary bypass, rapid detection, quantification and treatment of volume loss (by vasodilatation and extravasation) was possible. The patient required 51 ml/kg of resuscitative fluids in the 15 minutes after onset of anaphylaxis, or 73% of her calculated preoperative blood volume. Alpha-adrenoceptor agonists and vasopressin were required to manage ongoing vasoplegia. This case emphasises the importance of volume resuscitation and vasopressors in the treatment of anaphylaxis. [/:%],+$)W%&(&43:0&B#);%S/0,6")#(/®, cardiopulmonary bypass

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CASE REPORT (Baxter, Toongabbie, New South Wales, Australia) )3/%D&)%*+&()6")/$%`KK%'0%,6%S/0,6")#(/Within one minute of commencement of the Gelofusine bolus her mean arterial blood pressure fell from 60 mmHg to 30 mmHg and the return to *3/% +/)/+=,#+% ,6% *3/% C:4&))% 5#+5"#*% $/5+/&)/$-% 23/+/% was a concurrent fall in the patient’s central =/(,")% 4+/))"+/% 6+,'% a% *,% L% ''I1-% >"+1#5&0% &($% circuit-related causes of low venous return were

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FIGURE 1W%I&/',$:(&'#5%53&(1/)-% EF3/% 3&$% )#1(#75&(*% 4/+#43/+&0% ,/$/'&% D3#53% +/),0=/$% ,=/+% several days and made a complete recovery with no (/"+,0,1#5&0%$/75#*-%>3/%D&)%$#)53&+1/$%6+,'%3,)4#*&0% *D,%D//H)%&6*/+%)"+1/+:.&)*%5/00%*+:4*&)/%0/=/0)%4/&H/$%&*%Lg-f%h1M0%9(,+'&0% iJf%h1M0A;%,(/%3,"+%&6*/+%*3/%,()/*%,6%*3/%&(&43:0&B#)-% Two months after surgery, allergy testing was under*&H/(-%>H#(%4+#5H%&($%#(*+&$/+'&0%)H#(%*/)*#(1;%")#(1% P#)3/+j)% F+,*,5,0)2;% 5,(7+'/$% S/0,6")#(/% &)% *3/% causative agent with marked serpiginous weals with )"++,"($#(1%!&+/)%$/=/0,4#(1%&*%C,*3%S/0,6")#(/%*/)*% )#*/)Consent was obtained from the patient to publish *3#)%+/4,+*U\>E^>>\bQ Gelofusine allergy is well described, usually occurring during anaesthesia or resuscitation3-6-% 23#)% ,6*/(% '&H/)% $#&1(,)#)% &($% *+/&*'/(*% $#675"0*% $"/% *,% 5,(6,"($#(1% 4&*3,43:)#,0,1#5&0% )*&*/)-% 23/% /B&5*% mechanism is largely unknown, but both IgE and non-IgE mechanisms have been postulated5-% \*% #)% estimated that the incidence of allergic reactions to 1/0&*#(8C&)/$%),0"*#,()%#)%K-KLak7In this case, adrenaline 3 mg, phenylephrine 3 mg &($%LgaK%'0%,6%!"#$%96,"+%"(#*)%4&5H/$%+/$%5/00);%*D,%

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