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EtiologyUnclear Evidence for hypersensitivity reaction which may be associated with infectious agents |
PredilectionYoung adults Greater in males |
LocationSkin and mucous membranes
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Clinical AppearanceSkin= target lesion, macules, plaques, bullae Mucosa=erythema, ulcer, crusted, bleeding lips Severe form= Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Explosive onset |
TreatmentIdentification of causative agent Topical or systemic corticosteroids
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Diagnostic ProcessClinical
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