Reactions to drugs and diagnostic agents: Ways to avoid and manage: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 82, No 6

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The ironic situation of having a patient respond badly to something given for therapeutic or diagnostic purposes is not uncommon. Dr Stafford discusses three types of agents that can cause reactions—radiographic contrast media, local anesthetics, and intravenous muscle relaxants—and gives a management approach for each.

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