anaphylaxis

/an-uh-fuh-lak-sis/US // ˌæn ə fəˈlæk sɪs //UK // (ˌænəfɪˈlæksɪs) //

过敏性休克,过敏症,过敏性休克症,过敏性反应

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Pathology.
- : exaggerated allergic reaction to a foreign protein resulting from previous exposure to it.

During randomized trials, no volunteers had severe allergic reactions, although people with a history of anaphylaxis were excluded from the trials.
Seven of the people in the report had experienced anaphylaxis in the past.
Polyethylene glycol has been previously linked to a handful of anaphylaxis cases.
During the meeting, he and other Moderna executives explained that they saw no cases of anaphylaxis in their 30,000-person coronavirus vaccine trials.
Two cases of anaphylaxis occurred last week in the United Kingdom, involving health-care workers with a history of severe allergic reactions.
Recent workers with pollens come near the truth in describing hay fever as an anaphylaxis.
The inherited form of hay fever is explained by the well-known transmission of anaphylaxis to the offspring.
The anaphylaxis theory halts a little at this point and is not exactly clear about the mechanism of that first poisoning.
He is in a state of exquisite anaphylaxis and a dose of pollen injected into his blood may kill him in twenty minutes.
What if gout should prove to be a sensitization or anaphylaxis to uric acid that does not exist in the non-gouty?