Male 49 years old.
She was admitted in November 2011 due to acute myocardial infarction (AMI) with STS of the inferior wall, Killip I of 3 h evolution.
She had a history of allergy to aspirin mainly due to generalized uritic erythema that appeared on two occasions.
Emergency coronary angiography showed a critical lesion in half of the right coronary artery, which was treated with angioplasty with stent without incidents.
The same day aspirin sedation protocol was performed.
The third dose presented generalized pruritus, which spontaneously did not require antihistamines.
His subsequent evolution was favorable and he was discharged on the fifth day after infarction.
After 3 months of evolution, she has good adherence to therapy, without angina and without evidence of HAAS.
