@article{3102221,
    title = "Severe anaphylactic reaction after blue dye injection for sentinel lymph node biopsy in breast surgery: Report of two cases and literature review",
    author = "Frountzas, M. and Theodoropoulos, C. and Karathanasis, P. and Nikolaou, C. and Zografos, C.G. and Larentzakis, A. and Zografos, G.C. and Michalopoulos, N.V.",
    journal = "Clinical Case Reports",
    year = "2021",
    volume = "9",
    number = "7",
    publisher = "John Wiley and Sons Inc",
    issn = "2050-0904",
    doi = "10.1002/ccr3.3904",
    keywords = "disulfine blue;  epinephrine;  hydrocortisone;  hypertensive agent;  lactic acid;  troponin, adult;  allergy;  anaphylaxis;  arterial gas;  Article;  blood pressure monitoring;  breast conservation;  breast surgery;  breast tumor;  case report;  colloid;  continuous infusion;  crystalloid;  ductal carcinoma;  electrocardiography;  erythema;  female;  fluid resuscitation;  flushing;  hemodynamics;  human;  human tissue;  hypotension;  hypothyroidism;  intensive care unit;  lactic acidosis;  low drug dose;  mammography;  membrane stabilization;  middle aged;  oxygen saturation;  palpable mass;  periareolar area;  rash;  sentinel lymph node biopsy;  skin biopsy;  systolic blood pressure;  tachycardia",
    abstract = "Anaphylactic reactions, and especially the severe ones (types III and IV), should be kept in mind as considerable adverse effects while using blue dyes for SLNB. © 2021 The Authors. Clinical Case Reports published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd."
}