Allergic shock induced by compound dextran 40 injection
HAO Chun-lei
FENG Jing-bo
CUI Jing-jing
Abstract：One 28-year-old pregnant woman who was at 39+6 weeks of gestation, received the intravenous drip of compound dextran 40 injection 500 mL because of oligohydramnios. After 5 minutes, the patient developed systemic skin redness, rash, oral cyanosis. The radial artery pulse and blood pressure could not be detected, while the patient could answer questions with clear consciousness. The compound dextran 40 injection was stopped immediately, and the patient received symptomatic treatments, including oxygen inhalation, boosting pressure, antiallergic and antishock treatment. About 90 minutes later, the symptoms of the patient relieved, but the fetus died in intrauterine. After 6 days, the general condition of the patient was well, vital signs were stable with no complications, and the patient discharged from hospital.
Keywords：Pregnant womenCompound dextran 40 injectionAnaphylactic shockAdverse drug reaction
Publication Date：2014-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：2( 327-328 )