The incidence and clinical features of anaphylactic reactions during anaesthesia in AustraliaFréquence et aspects cliniques des réactions anaphylactiques peranesthésiques en Australie*
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Presented at the meeting « New Trends in Anaphylactoid Risk in Anaesthesia . Nancy (France), 11–12 June 1992.
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