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摘要
背景:重组尿酸氧化酶(Rasburicase)具有控制尿酸的强大功效,由于其毒性低,被广泛用于预防高危患者的肿瘤溶解综合征。然而,由于其潜在的免疫原性,它与过敏性休克的风险有关,特别是在再次接触时:病例介绍:一名 71 岁的日本女性被诊断患有弥漫性大 B 细胞淋巴瘤,肿瘤体积较大,在首次使用拉斯布酶时出现过敏性休克并导致死亡。死前和死后检查显示,死亡原因是一连串的事件,首先是过敏性休克引起的分布性休克,然后是心脏衰竭导致的梗阻性休克,而心脏衰竭是由纵隔后肿瘤压迫造成的。肿瘤的大量出血和张力性血气胸进一步加重了病情,导致循环衰竭:结论:尽管拉布卡酶极为罕见,但即使首次接触也可引起致命的过敏性休克。
A case report of fatal anaphylaxis on first exposure to rasburicase just before lymphoma treatment.
Background: Rasburicase, a recombinant urate oxidase enzyme, has potent efficacy in controlling uric acid and is widely used to prevent tumor lysis syndrome in high-risk patients owing to its low toxicity profile. However, it has been associated with a risk of anaphylaxis, especially on re-exposure, owing to its immunogenic potential.
Case presentation: A 71-year-old Japanese female diagnosed with diffuse large B cell lymphoma with a large tumor burden experienced anaphylactic shock leading to death upon initial administration of rasburicase. The pre-and postmortem examination revealed that the cause of death was a cascade of events starting with anaphylaxis-induced distributive shock leading to obstructive shock due to the collapse of the heart, which was compressed by the post-mediastinal tumor. This was further compounded by massive bleeding from the tumor and tension hemothorax, resulting in circulatory collapse.
Conclusions: Although extremely rare, rasburicase can cause fatal anaphylaxis, even on first exposure.
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