angioedema
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angioedema
[‚an·jē·ō·i′dē·mə] (medicine)
The development of giant hives beneath the surface of the skin, especially around the eyes and lips; usually due to an allergic response.
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Our case had all the three clinical manifestations that is
angioneurotic oedema, rhabdomyolysis and anuric acute renal failure which have all been associated with very high mortality.
But people allergic to the stings go into anaphylactic shock or
angioneurotic oedema.
These unfortunates are allergic to the stings and go into anaphylactic shock or
angioneurotic oedema after they are stung.
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