Bonet H

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FRAGMENTO

Se define a la anafilaxia como un síndrome clínico de potencial riesgo vital, caracterizado por su rápida instauración y sus manifestaciones multisistémicas. Este cuadro clínico se produce como resultado de la acción de mediadores químicos liberados de forma súbita por mastocitos y/o basófilos.

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