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March 10, 2026Clinical and Translational Allergy0 citationsOpen Access

New Adrenaline Devices for Treating Anaphylaxis: Results of a Joint Survey From the European Anaphylaxis Registry and the Allergy‐Vigilance Network

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GPGuillaume PouesselSDSabine Dölle‐BierkeLFL. Faust

Key Points

  • The aim is to evaluate the limitations and expectations of adrenaline auto-injectors from the perspective of allergy-trained physicians.
  • Joint survey conducted with input from the European Anaphylaxis Registry and the Allergy-Vigilance Network.
  • Sought feedback specifically from allergy specialists regarding adrenaline auto-injectors.
  • Identified key limitations of current adrenaline devices.
  • Outlined expectations for improvements in new adrenaline devices.
  • Emphasized the need for more clinical data from anaphylaxis patients.

Abstract

Our data provide insights from allergy-trained physicians into AAI limitations and expectations on new adrenaline devices. To advance them, input from allergy societies and more clinical data from anaphylaxis patients are needed.

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Pouessel et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69af957570916d39fea4d136https://doi.org/10.1002/clt2.70162
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