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Anaphylaxie — handeln Sie schnell und nachhaltig!

Anaphylaxis — how to act fast and sustainable

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Auch wenn anaphylaktische Reaktionen in der Hausarztpraxis eher selten sind, erfordern sie ein effizientes Eingreifen. Wie Sie im Ernstfall am besten vorgehen und woran Sie nach Bewältigung der Akutsituation denken sollten, erfahren Sie in diesem Beitrag.

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Ring, J., Weins, A., Grosber, M. et al. Anaphylaxie — handeln Sie schnell und nachhaltig!. MMW - Fortschritte der Medizin 161, 54–65 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15006-019-0024-8

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