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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Enter gatifloxacin sodium chloride 1 case of anaphylactic shock caused by the report [Abstract] 1 case of 45-year-old male patient, due to lung contusion, bilateral multiple rib fractures and hospitalization, the first of gatifloxacin intravenous injection of sodium chloride 0.2g, about 10min after the infusion in patients chest tightness, palpitation, shortness of breath, nausea, paleness, difficulty breathing, then confusion, cold extremities, thready and weak pulse, and immediately stop the infusion, and the anti-shock treatment, 30min after the relief of symptoms. [Keywords:] gatifloxacin sodium chloride injection; anaphylactic shock Patients, male, 45 years old. Because of an accident caused by lung contusion, bilateral multiple rib fractures, and a sense of chest tightness, wheezing, dyspnea, mild cyanosis, emergency into our hospital, emergency department fluid resuscitation, anti-shock treatment , the line head, chest CT examinations showed: “due to lung contusion, bilateral multiple rib fractures,” it admitted to our department. were no special past medical history and drug allergies. Admission for the first time given gatifloxacin chlorine 0.2g sodium intravenous injection, drip rate of 40 drops / min, patients with sudden infusion of about 10min, chest tightness, palpitation, shortness of breath, nausea, irritability, pale, breathing difficulties, followed by confusion, cold extremities, pulse, thin, and examination: blood pressure 80/45mmHg, pulse 54 / min; Diagnosis: anaphylactic shock. immediate cessation of infusion, given continuing the flow of oxygen, epinephrine 1mg, 5mg intravenous injection of dexamethasone, the replacement of pipes conveying fluid, intravenous infusion solution 500ml 5% glucose injection of Health Garvey C 2.0g, 15min after the patients returned to normal consciousness, breathing difficulties and other symptoms, blood pressure 96/52mmHg, 30min, blood pressure returned to normal, patients with