angioneurotic edema; angioedema; atrophedema; Bannister's disease; Milton's disease; Quincke's disease; periodic or Quincke's edema; giant urticaria or hives; urticaria gigans, gigantea, or tuberosa.

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Introduction

Periodically recurring epiosodes of noninflammatory swelling of the skin, mucous membranes, viscera, & brain, of sudden onset & lasting hours to days, occasionally with arthralgia, purpura, or fever.

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References

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