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Use of intravenous iron and risk of anaphylaxis: A multinational observational post-authorisation safety study in Europe.

Joan FortunyGero von GersdorffRégis LassalleMarie LinderJetty A OverbeekJonas ReinoldGunnar ToftAntje TimmerJochen DressPatrick BlinCécile Droz-PerroteauVera EhrensteinCarla FranzoniRon M C HeringsBianca KollhorstNicholas MooreIngvild OdsbuSusanna Perez-GutthannCristina RebordosaKatherine RascherLawrence RasouliyanKenneth J RothmanNuria Saigi-MorguiMathias SchallerElisabeth SmitsMichael Forstnernull nullJacques BenichouAndreas J BircherEdeltraut GarbeDavid S RamptonLia Gutiérrez
Published in: Pharmacoepidemiology and drug safety (2021)
We found an IP of anaphylaxis from 0.4 to 0.5 per 10 000 first IV iron treatments. The study captured only a fraction of IV iron treatments administered in hospitals, where most first treatments are likely to happen. Due to this limitation, the study could not exclude a differential risk of anaphylaxis between iron dextran and iron non-dextrans. The IP of anaphylaxis in users of penicillin was consistent with incidences reported in the literature.
Keyphrases
  • systematic review
  • iron deficiency
  • low dose