Archives of Disease in Childhood · 1991 · 12 citations · 10 references
Life SciencesImmunologyPharmacologyClinical ImmunologyHypersensitivityImmunopathologyAutoantibodiesAutoantibody-mediated DiseaseDrug AllergyDrug-induced Skin ReactionsHypersensitivity PharmacologySerum SicknessAnti-drug Antibody FormationDiagnosis Of Serum SicknessDrug-induced Serum SicknessDrug-induced Skin HypersensitivityPathogenesis Of Serum SicknessSevere Adverse Drug Reaction DetectionSevere Allergic ReactionSevere Cutaneous Adverse Reactions
Anticarbamazepine antibody was detected in a patient who had clinical signs of serum sickness induced by carbamazepine. Skin rash, fever, oedema, and lymphadenopathy are classic signs of severe adverse reaction, but although immunological hypersensitivity is thought to be a contributory factor, the presence of anticarbamazepine antibody has not previously been reported to our knowledge.
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