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2014, Immunology and Allergy Clinics of North AmericaCitation Excerpt :Topical local anesthetics also have the ability to cause ICU. Ryan and colleagues40 (1980) reported on mucosal contact urticaria to benzocaine, whereas Waton and colleagues41 (2004) reported on contact urticaria to lidocaine from the use of a local anesthetic cream used for venesection. It is claimed that most cases of contact urticaria to local anesthetic agents are nonimmunologic.42
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