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Age specific aetiology of anaphylaxis
  1. B ALVES,
  2. A SHEIKH
  1. Department of Primary Health Care & General Practice, Division of Primary Care and Population Health Sciences, Imperial College School of Medicine, St Dunstan's Road, London, W6 8RP UK
  2. b.alves@ic.ac.uk

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Routine hospital data analysis suggests the incidence of anaphylaxis is rapidly increasing in England.1 ,2Although an acute life threatening disorder, anaphylaxis is often managed sub-optimally,3 one of the major difficulties being prompt recognition of the disorder.4 An appreciation of how aetiology varies with age may aid clinicians in arriving at a quick and accurate diagnosis.

Using the Hospital Episode Statistics database, we …

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