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The action of cremophor EL, the solubilizing agent of Althesin in a case of anaphylactic reaction which occurred during the induction of anaesthesia has been demonstrated using the Prausnitz-Küstner (P-K) test 10 weeks later. This test was positive at 2 h, with the heated serum and cremophor, proving the presence of allergic IgG STS antibodies.

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