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Mechanism of Anaphylaxis

Sensitising Dose and shocking Dose


IgE produced against antigen attaches to surface of receptors of mast cell and basophil


IgE bind by Fc end

Chemical mediators

2 types


Primary = histamine,seretonin,eosinophil,proteolytic enzymes


Secondary = SRS(produced by leukocytes), prostaglandins and TXA2,PAF,cytokines such as IL3 to IL6


Other mediators = bradykinin and other kinins

Features of anaphylaxis

Occur within few seconds to few minutes


Cytropic IgE responsible


Tissue or organ affected is called target tissue or shock organ

Types of anaphylaxis

In vitro


Cutaneous


Passive cutaneous

Atopy

Familial hypersensitivity which occur spontaneously in man


Typified hay fever and asthma


Antigens involved pollen, house dust and foods.

Features of Atopy

Atopy runs in families


Tendency to produce reagin antibody in large amount


Contact leads to local allergy


IgE mediated