Elizalde-López J, Lagarda-Cuevas J, Ruiz Díaz-de León J, Medina-Hernández L, Vázquez-Servín M, Cordourier-Ortega MR, Hernández-Dávila A, Hernández-Ávila V, Chávez-Rodríguez E, Beltrán-Guerrero ET, Ortiz-Díaz V, Díaz-Vázquez J, Montoya-Silva J

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ABSTRACT

The anesthesiologist frequently administers several drugs in a short period of time such as: inductors, anxiolytics, analgesics, muscle relaxants, antibiotics, blood products, colloids and others. This predisposes the patient to drug interactions and the possibility to develop drug-induced reactions. The chances to have an anaphylactic response in the preoperatory period increases compared to others sceneries. The objective of the present paper is to design and elaborate guidelines for the anesthesiologist to timely diagnose and treat efficiently anaphylactic reactions and adverse effects of drugs on patients undergoing surgery.

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