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. 2017 Dec 28;33(5):1008–1015. doi: 10.3904/kjim.2016.024

Table 1.

Characteristics of patients of anaphylaxis who visited our emergency departments (n = 194)

Characteristic Value
Age, yr 46 ± 17.1
Male sex 87 (44.8)
Type of visit
 Themselves 99 (51.0)
 Emergency rescue team 52 (26.8)
 Transfer from other hospital 43 (22.2)
Time interval from symptom onset to visit, mina 62 ± 70.5
Suspicious cause
 Drug 109 (56.2)
 Food 52 (26.8)
 Insect 19 (9.8)
 Exercise 3 (1.5)
 Others 4 (2.1)
 Not assessed 7 (3.6)
History of anaphylaxis 47 (24.2)
 Same suspicious cause 33 (17.0)
 Others 5 (2.6)
 Unknown 9 (4.6)
History of allergic disease other than anaphylaxis 77 (39.7)
 Urticaria and/or angioedema 42 (21.6)
 Allergic rhinitis 35 (18.0)
 Asthma 14 (7.2)
 Others 24 (12.4)
Symptoms
 Cutaneous 172 (88.7)
 Respiratory 141 (72.7)
 Hypotension 114 (58.8)
 Neurologic 85 (43.8)
 Gastrointestinal 50 (25.8)
 Cardiovascular (except hypotension) 45 (23.2)

Values are presented as mean ± SD or number (%).

a

Patients who were transferred from other hospitals were excluded.