Case Discussion || Anaphylaxis

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[@biswalashis123]

Very insightful discussion, particularly the differentiation between urticaria and angioedema.

[@neelakantharali4632]

Thanks to team

[@Kilodo]

Very nice discussion. Thank you so much for all these videos on the channel 🤍. One of the best and useful channels in the whole of medicine channels

[@Ds-x7s]

Guy really smiled 13:28 increased work of labour 😅

[@tafheemfatima6397]

Very helpful discussions
Thanks

[@dr.chris8]

Insightful

[@RaviKumar-ml8ob]

Thank you so much Mam, excellent

[@sagaringale5616]

Nicely explained

[@sanjaykb5997]

Thank you AETCM❤

[@dravencoresmemorys]

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[@dushyanttandale6985]

Appreciated, aetcm ❤

[@dove629]

What kind of angioedema they were talking about in the end of lecture that is refractory to adrenaline?

[@dove629]

Refractory angioedema?

[@Ds-x7s]

Angioedema is most commonly due to allergic and they only respond to adrenaline .but all other nonalleegic type of angioedema will not respond 15:16

[@laxmansiwas6658]

Mam what is intestinal angioedema?

[@abhijithparayangattil5895]

Hello mam...in a periphery setting even if there is no cardiac monitor we should give adrenaline right? Is there a large probability of getting life threatening arrhythmia?

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Anaphylaxis DOC Adrenaline only

[@learningdoc4888]

In anaphylaxis, intramuscular adrenaline only is given, it won't cause arrythmia. U can surely give with 100% confidence

[@abudaniyal715]

Very much Helpful .thanks