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D3.340 - The importance of de-labeling contrast allergy în cardiology department - clinical case

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D3.341 - Alignment with International Anaphylaxis Management Guidelines in a Tertiary Referral Center in Central Asia: A Retrospective Clinical Audit

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D3.342 - Adverse Events of Biologic Therapies: A One-Year Retrospective Study

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D3.343 - Hereditary alpha-tryptasemia: clinical variability and anaphylaxis triggers in six genetically confirmed cases

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D3.344 - Rapid Desensitization to Iohexol Following Iopamidol-Induced Anaphylaxis Prior to Urgent Coronary Angiography

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D3.345 - Anaphylactic Shock: Clinical Analysis of 8 Cases with Post-Hospital Outpatient Follow-Up

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D3.346 - From Anaphylaxis to Oral Allergy Syndrome: Multiple Seed Hypersensitivity in a Single Pediatric Patient

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D3.347 - Idiopathic Anaphylaxis: A Diagnostic Challenge

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D3.348 - Alpha‑gal Syndrome in Young People: A Call for Public Health Awareness in Tick‑Endemic Areas of Scotland and North East England

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D3.349 - Takotsubo cardiomyopathy triggered by anaphylaxis after a honey bee sting, forming ATAK complex: a rare case report

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D3.351 - A case of Kounis syndrome in idiopathic anaphylaxis and indolent systemic mastocytosis

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D3.352 - Long-term analytical stability of ImmunoCAP tryptase supports enduring clinical interpretation thresholds

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D3.353 - Clinical Characteristics and Triggers of Pediatric Anaphylaxis Cases: A Retrospective Single-Center Experience

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D2.232 - Aquagenic Urticaria: High Atopic Comorbidity, Familial Aggregation, and Differential Water Reactivity

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D2.233 - Epidemiology, Patient Characteristics, and Treatment Responses of Chronic Urticaria in Türkiye: A Systematic Literature Review

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D2.237 - Patient-reported changes in urticaria activity after tattoo placement

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D2.238 - Bilastine fast onset and strong peripheral antihistaminic activity: comparison with oral second-generation antihistamines and intramuscular dexchlorpheniramine in histamine-induced wheal and flare models

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D2.239 - Oral and parenteral bilastine, fast onset and strong peripheral antihistaminic activity: comparison with oral second-generation antihistamines and intramuscular dexchlorpheniramine in wheal and flare models

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D2.241 - Successful Slow Desensitization to Niraparib Following Failed Olaparib Desensitization in a Patient with Ovarian Cancer

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D2.242 - Chronic Urticaria and Thyroid Disease: Analysis of Clinical, Laboratory Data and Therapeutic Response in the Mediterranean Area of Tarragona