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Pediatric Anaphylaxis: Clinical Features and Identified Risk Factors for Severe Reactions from a Single-Center Study

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  • Wenyu Wang

  • Yueyun Shang

  • Hui Zhang

  • Shuang Ba

  • Tongqiang Zhang

  • April 21, 2026

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    The study analyzed 107 pediatric anaphylaxis cases to identify clinical features, severity, and risk factors for severe reactions.

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    Food allergies were the most common triggers, with egg allergy prevalent in infants and fruit allergy in children over 6 years.

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    Severe anaphylaxis was more common in males, children over 6 years, and those with drug allergies or rapid-onset reactions.

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    Multivariate logistic regression identified male sex, age over 6, drug allergies, and short onset time as significant risk factors.

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    Findings emphasize the need for focused clinical attention on high-risk pediatric patients to manage anaphylaxis effectively.

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Pediatric Anaphylaxis: Clinical Features and Identified Risk Factors for Severe Reactions from a Single-Center Study

  • by Wenyu Wang, Yueyun Shang, Hui Zhang, Shuang Ba, Tongqiang Zhang

  • April 21, 2026

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