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angioneurotic edema

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angioneurotic edema

[¦an·jē·ō·nə′räd·ik i′dē·mə]
(medicine)
Acute, localized accumulations of tissue fluid causing swellings around the face; condition may be due either to heredity or a food allergy.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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Cutaneous vasculitis may be present as a significant component of many diseases such as equine viral arteritis (EVA), equine herpes virus infection, Equine ehrlichiosis, African horse sickness, Hendra disease, Venezuelan equine encephalitides, congestive heart failure and angioneurotic edema (Del, 2000).
These allergic reactions can be severe, and cases of severe anaphylactic shock have been reported in literature.10 Figure 1 shows one of our cases who developed angioneurotic edema after facial dermal filling of collagen-based agent.
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