1999
Sodium Benzoate-Induced Acute Leukocytoclastic Vasculitis With Unusual Clinical Appearance
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“…It has been incriminated in acute leucocytoclastic vasculitis (6) and in asthmatic crisis, because it appears in some food (7) and drinks (8). It has also been described as causing anaphylactic reactions (9).…”
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“…It has been incriminated in acute leucocytoclastic vasculitis (6) and in asthmatic crisis, because it appears in some food (7) and drinks (8). It has also been described as causing anaphylactic reactions (9).…”
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“…Technologies for processing such as thermal pasteurization may cause alteration in quality and nutritional value of fruit juices; thus, nonthermal processing such as antimicrobials has become important to ensure safety and preserve quality of juices. The most common antimicrobials used in fresh juice are sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate; however, they could have a negative impact in human health if consumption is exceeded (Vogt, Landthaler, & Stolz, ; Winkler, Frick, Schroecksnadel, Schennach, & Fuchs, ).…”
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