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Journal of intravenous nursing : the official publication of the Intravenous Nurses Society | Vol.24, Issue.3 | | Pages 169-73

Use of a protocol to minimize hypersensitivity reactions with asparaginase administration.

R, Bryant

Abstract

Several antineoplastic drugs in clinical use may cause hypersensitivity reactions (HSRs) that range from an occasional individual reaction to a significant HSR. Asparaginase preparations have a high incidence of invoking HSRs. The use of an HSR protocol may minimize symptoms experienced by the patient and ensure rapid implementation of life-saving measures when reactions occur. The article will define HSRs, review occurrences, and include a protocol developed to minimize reactions to asparaginase preparations.

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Use of a protocol to minimize hypersensitivity reactions with asparaginase administration.

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hypersensitivity reactions hsr protocol asparaginase preparations review

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R, Bryant,.Use of a protocol to minimize hypersensitivity reactions with asparaginase administration.. 24 (3),169-73.

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