"The in vitro data suggest, but do not prove, that the reaction was mediated by recipient alpha-gal IgE. Further studies are needed to establish whether transfusion-related alpha-gal syndrome ("TRAGS") is a true clinical entity."
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"We report a case of anaphylactic shock in an O patient transfused with a B platelet unit."
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"...one patient experienced anaphylaxis within one hour of eating. This atypically rapid reaction may be explained by the patient’s concurrent diagnosis of systemic mastocytosis."
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"In three cases, symptoms developed during the evening or nighttime, typically 3 to 6 h after the last meal."
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"We evaluated 28 patients... Elevated alpha-gal-specific IgE levels were detected in five patients. Among them, four reported anaphylactic episodes following meat consumption."
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"We describe a Connecticut resident who likely experienced a tick‐borne illness shortly after a bite from a male lone star tick with evidence of infection with Ehrlichia sp. and R. ambylommatis."
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"This work identifies Anisakis sp. as a potential contributor to α-Gal sensitization in humans and underscores the need for heightened awareness of parasitic infections as risk factors for atypical allergic phenotypes, particularly in endemic regions."
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"Conversely, pediatric patients demonstrated significantly lower rates of anaphylaxis..."
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"Symptom profiles differed substantially between age groups. While both populations frequently experienced dermatologic manifestations, pediatric patients showed significantly higher rates of gastrointestinal symptoms, particularly nausea and vomiting..."
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"...clinicians practicing in a-GAL endemic regions may wish to exercise increased vigilance and prepare for adverse drug reactions and anaphylaxis, especially when treating patients with a history of red meat allergy."
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"In conclusion, our findings demonstrate a high rate of adverse drug reactions and presumed anaphylaxis to crotaline antivenoms in an area where a-GAL IgE sensitization is common."
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"These data suggest that exposure to a-GAL antigen in the bloodstream (through intravenous injection) could cause anaphylaxis, even when oral exposure to red meat does not occur."
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"The possible production of alpha-gal by tsetse flies was also investigated. Considering the diversity in clinical presentations in response to arthropod bites."
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"The possible production of alpha-gal by tsetse flies was also investigated. Considering the diversity in clinical presentations in response to arthropod bites."
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"Herein, we report several cases of allergic reactions linked to tsetse bites from the Diptera order, particularly the Glossinidae family, and explore the potential role of these species in sensitization to alpha-Gal."
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