Anaphylactic shock in obstetrics (an observation from practice with a brief literature review)

Х. М. Омарова; K.G. Mikailova; P. M. Magomedova; A.R. Agasieva; R.G. Biibolatova; M.-B.F. Aliev; A.Z. Magomedov; R.A. Tagirova; I.R. Gadzhieva; N.K. Iminova; Z. A. Abusueva; B.A. Abusueva; M. G. Kurbanismailova; G. A. Gatina; S. Sh. Kakvaeva; M.S. Atagadzhieva; A. N. Dzhalilova; R. G. Bagomedov

doi:10.17116/rosakush20262602164

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The aim is to analyze the risk of anaphylactic shock related to ceftriaxone in obstetric settings.
Literature review on anaphylactic shock in obstetrics
Observation of a fatal case linked to perioperative ceftriaxone use during caesarean section
Fatal anaphylactic shock occurred in one pregnant woman due to ceftriaxone
Literature suggests increased vigilance for drug hypersensitivity in pregnant patients

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Observation identifies fatal anaphylactic shock from ceftriaxone in pregnancy, suggesting vigilance in drug use.

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The article analyzes literature data and presents its own observation of fatal anaphylactic shock in a pregnant woman caused by the prophylactic use of ceftriaxone in the perioperative period during caesarean section.

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Омарова et al. (2026) studied this question.

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