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Angioedema from
angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors: A 48-year-old woman
presented with a 1-day history of progressive swelling of the tongue. The
patient had been taking enalopril for 2 years prior. The history is suggestive
of angioedema secondary to the use of ACE inhibitors. (L.S.)
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